Sentence examples for increased coefficient from inspiring English sources

This was consistent with Han et al. (2017) findings, whose results concluded that the frequency increased, coefficient of uniformity decreased.

We report the creation of a mechanically strengthened hydrogel surface, with improved puncture resistance and increased coefficient of friction, compared to an unheated surface.

Rapid dehydration of the surface using temperatures in the range 100 200 °C leads to the creation of a mechanically strengthened hydrogel surface layer, exhibiting improved puncture resistance and increased coefficient of friction compared to the unheated surface.

Nevertheless, seeing that the road network increased coefficient in the range [39°; 90°] is very low (Fig. 10), we cannot expect a real significant increase of the material released in slope area up to 39° for the next decades.

Fretting wear behavior against hardened steel ball showed that phosphating reduced the wear resistance which was possibly attributed to the presence of phosphate needles causing an increased coefficient of friction and the reduced hardness of the phosphate layer.

The increased coefficient of epoxy resins due to siloxane modifiers is likely to result in thermal stress near the filler-polymer interface because of an increased difference in the thermal expansion coefficient between the materials.

Results showed increased coefficients for each domain, especially "gross motor" (Q36), which increased from.43 to.51; and "personal and social" (Q42), which increased from.31 to.46.

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Configuration 1 produced steadily increasing coefficient of friction (COF) (up to 0.64 ± 0.05) and had the same trend as the cartilage on stainless steel articulation (positive control).

Humid air degrades film properties due to oxidation accompanied by high wear and increasing coefficients of friction.

This increased diffusion coefficient augments the electron transfer processes in case of dynamic quenching.