Sentence examples for increase in retained from inspiring English sources
The plasma polymer coating was analysed for composition and coating uniformity using high resolution XPS, which confirmed that increasing acrylic acid content in the plasma copolymer led to an increase in retained surface carboxylic acid groups (confirmed by trifluoroethanol derivatisation).
Dr. Bruce A. Kimball, a soil scientist who has studied the response of wheat and cotton to elevated carbon dioxide at a Department of Agriculture laboratory in Phoenix, noted that the Duke soil findings, over all, still showed an increase in retained carbon.
Consistent with this theory, they find a large increase in aggregate investment after the reform, which was entirely funded by an increase in retained profits.
The failure to observe an increase in retained eggs despite decreased egg laying may suggest that these animals had stopped producing eggs and 24 hours after heat shock we were still unable to observe eggs accumulating inside hsC3 transferase expressing animals.
This was measured biochemically and correlated with a large increase in retained silica in the irradiation-silica group.
Although AGD was unaffected, endocrine-related effects in F1 animals included a subtle increase in retained nipples in males at 2,000×, delayed onset of puberty in both males and females at 1,000× and 2,000×, and altered sperm motility parameters at 2,000×.
Cells under all conditions synthesized detectable levels of sGAG, with significant increases in retained sGAG (normalized to DNA) seen after TGF-β stimulation in both BM-MSCs and AD-MSCs, and after both TGF-β and GDF6 stimulation in AD-MSCs.
As shown in Fig. 3, serum deprivation resulted in a significant decrease in the amount of RhoA retained by RBD (panel a) and in a significant increase in Rac1 retained by PAK-1 Rac-binding domain (panel b).
The incremental efficiency of energy retention, representing the increase in energy retained per kilojoule of extra digestible energy intake from SF, was 41% at 108 kg of BW and 54% at 164 kg of BW.
On one hand, molybdenum enhances the passive film and in the other hand, it promotes an increase in the retained austenite fraction that can, in some conditions, be beneficial regarding hydrogen embrittlement resistance.
The main contribution to the increase in the retained deuterium intensity in the high-dose region (region III) is provided by the increase in the intensity of the temperature-scale-wide region of deuterium desorption in the temperature range from 450 to 900 K (see Fig. 9) at a rate of ~2%% of the implantation dose.
