Sentence examples for increase of the lifetime from inspiring English sources

The measurements indicated an increase of the lifetime by a factor of ∼2 due to the increasingly unconfined LH1 state, which agreed very well with the design.

An increase of the lifetime by at least tenfold was observed after thermal annealing of bulk GaInNAs layers.

Thus, it can be said that the localization of LUMO at graphene matrix lead to a better charge transfer from graphene side to ZnO end which results in the reduction of the band gap and the increase of the lifetime of the transporting charge.

Another study reported a less than 0.2% increase of the lifetime cancer risk in individuals undergoing CTC screening every 5 years between the ages of 50 and 80 years [ 88].

The data show a clear increase of the lifetime diagnosis-based prevalence of T2DM from the year 2007 to 2010, which is still seen after excluding the demographic changes during this time period.

The results of this study, which was carried out in a large population with a long period of observation, show that the domestic use of smoky coal is associated with a substantial increase of the lifetime risk of developing lung cancer.

Lifetime increase: This evaluates the increase of the network lifetime in percentage, by comparing the network lifetime using DECA against the lifetime of the network (for identical node positions and operation starting times) without any energy management scheme.

The increase of the average lifetime suggests that the effective minority carrier lifetime of the device can be improved with H2PtCl6 addition.

As shown in Figure 2b, an increase of the decay lifetime is observed with the increase of the CdSe shell.

As expected, one observes that increasing γ leads to an increase of the network lifetime independently of #SN i because nodes can sleep for longer periods.

This effect may also explain why an increase of the PL lifetime is observed when the perovskite films are stored under more humid atmospheres.