Sentence examples for increased consecutively from inspiring English sources

After intervention, their motivation and aspiration to learn increased consecutively.

However, in the present result, the score for State or Trait Anxiety increased consecutively according to the amount of -141C Ins or 311 Ser variant, respectively.

It was also found in this study that basal level of phosphorylated HSP27 and IKK activity increased consecutively from Hep3B to MHCC97L, MHCC97H cells, which was consistent with activated NF-κB in nuclei.

Thereafter, the horizontal domain of averaging is increased consecutively by the minimum scale of each reanalysis (the minimum scale is 2.5° for NCEP-R, 0.72° for ERA-int, 1.25° for JCDAS, and 0.5° for MERRA and CFSR, cf. Table  1) and the skill assessment is repeated for each domain.

The results showed an effect of block and an effect of "group x block" interaction: F 4,116) = 3.49, p = 0.0103, indicating that task performance increased consecutively from block to block; F 4,116) = 3.64, p = 0.0081, and that the women with tattoos performed worse than controls (see Figure  1) on the second, fourth and fifth block of IGT (Table  3).

As shown in Figure 5, the temperature profile θ increases consecutively as γ enlarges for all η.

The average per capita consumption of melon in the U.S. has been increasing consecutively each decade since the 1960s with 2000-2006 average per capita consumption exceeding 12 pounds per year, an 8% rise from 1990-1999.

Unadjusted rates of death from overdose increased at consecutively higher categories of daily benzodiazepine dose.

In contrast, in an unmatched group of younger healthy subjects blood pressure increased, and consecutively MSNA decreased following dobutamine infusion [ 36].

If the CD increases, the flow also increases, and consecutively the substance delivery.

The evolution of the standard deviation parameter, with its narrowing followed by stabilizing, fits in with the idea that the rate coding may temporarily increase and consecutively adapt, resulting in a new balance.