Sentence examples for increase of normal from inspiring English sources

A huge (more than one order of magnitude) increase of normal force at maximum magnetic field strengths is observed.

It can be clearly seen that shear strain decreases at the edge of the overlap, while there is an increase of normal strain.

With the increase of normal load from 5 to 12 μN (the corresponding Pc from 3.5 to 4.7 GPa), the fabrication depth increased from 1.2 to 2.1 nm.

The suppressed shear-dilatancy of granular solids in silos leads to a larger increase of normal stress with non-coaxial models.

The modeling results indicate that the crack porosity and the crack aspect ratio decrease negative-exponentially with the increase of normal stress, while the crack density decreases positive-exponentially as the normal stress increases.

The result showed that the friction coefficients of the treated specimen pairs were remarkably lower than those of untreated ones, and with the increase of normal loads, the coefficient decreased.

A lack of potassium is known to exaggerate the effects of sodium in decreases and increases of normal metabolic activity.

In addition, the peak shear strength and peak rolling resistance increase with the increasing of normal force in the thin bond mode, while they increase with the normal force at first, and then decrease in the thick bond mode.

However with the increasing of normal stresses, permeability decreased non-linearly and further, increasing temperature resulted in significant reductions in permeability of granite (approximately 95% of reduction from room temperature to 300 °C) due to the thermally induced volumetric expansion which leads to enhancement of interlock effect.

Previous research has demonstrated that inhibition or deficiency of myostatin does not reduce, and may increase, intake of normal or high-fat chow [5], [6], [9], [14], [20].

CRFR2 agonists ameliorate muscle atrophy in a variety of pathological conditions, including denervation atrophy and cancer cachexia, and will also increase mass of normal muscles [ 44– 44].