Sentence examples for increased equation from inspiring English sources

The storage capacitor size could also be increased (Equation 8), but in doing so, the range of frequencies detectable by the system would then decrease (Equation 6).

During Jam1, Figure 6 shows that SINR reduces from 40 to 15 db, while the output of the corresponding Cmm algorithm significantly increases (Equation 1).

Similarly, the increase equation for the member N is frac{d N t)}{dt} = alpha_{2}U t)N t) + gammabigl[m-S t) bigammabigl[m-S teta_{2}N(t).

Raw tree-ring measurements were analyzed using a 10-year running median and percent-increase equation (Nowacki and Abrams 1997; Rubino and McCarthy 2004).

Data collected at all conditions was fit to a single exponential increase equation F = F1 – F2 × e −k ′× t ), where F is the detected fluorescent signal at a given time t, F1 is the final fluorescence, F1 – F2 is the background fluorescent signal, and k′ is the apparent pseudo-first-order rate constant.

Taking logarithms in both sides of equation (68), as (log(x)) is an increasing function, equation (68) is equivalent to sum_{k} { alpha'_{k}} log b_{k} lesum_{k} { alpha_{k}} log b_{k}.

To increase selectivity, Equation (25) could be expanded to account for spectral differences (color detection) by including a summation over the number of color channels.

Transmission can be enhanced by increasing the equation parameters (Eq. 1) [ 8]; when sufficiently strong or prolonged, an outbreak is triggered.

In other words, as the numerator of Equation 1 increased, its denominator (given by Equation 2) might conveniently grow proportionally.

The constants of the Michaelis Menten equation increased exponentially with temperature.

GFR, assessed using the MDRD equation, increased steadily from baseline to the end of 6 years of treatment.