Sentence examples for increase of chemical from inspiring English sources

Results showed a gradual increase of chemical elements concentrations in groundwater wells nearer the landfill site.

Introduction of zinc increased electrical conductivity of the material, as well as caused increase of chemical diffusion coefficient of lithium D, comparing to pure LiFePO4.

The increase of chemical difference between the two kinds of particles can promote the formation of "a jujube set in a cake".

However, we found a slight increase of chemical crosslinking upon sterilization (EtO < DHS < β), together with an enhanced resistance to denaturation of the EtO treated scaffolds and a significantly accelerated enzymatic degradation of the β sterilized scaffolds.

This may serve as an explanation for the upfield increase of chemical shifts above this approximate temperature.

For the H chemical shifts, we also observe the significant increase of about 0.5 ppm for the values of the hydrogens bound to the carbons being sulfated as well as a slight increase of chemical shifts of the hydrogens bound to the carbons adjacent to the sulfated ones.

Moreover, not only a blue shift can be achieved in transmission spectra with the increasing of chemical potential, but also a good linear relationship between peak wavelength and chemical potential is obtained.

Among populations, however, differences remained low and did not increase significantly with distance for L. neglectus (Mantel test, P = 0.073), while both forms of L. turcicus showed significant increases of chemical cue dissimilarity with distance (Mantel tests: P<0.005), despite a smaller geographic sampling range.

For example, a transformation may systematically decrease toxicity or increase lipophilicity of chemical compounds.

However, there is a growing concern about the environmental safety and human health, increasing cost of chemical control and the increasing resistance of ticks to pesticides [ 11].

The increasing use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, results in an increase in heavy metal concentrations in soil, leading to a great environmental impact [ 105].