Sentence examples for increased mix from inspiring English sources

These results support the hypothesis that expansion of mix and nodal families was constrained in urodeles and other vertebrates that employ epigenesis, because increased Mix activity would terminate the germ line (Johnson et al., 2011; Swiers et al., 2010).

This evolution may have been driven by increased infection among non-chicken poultry, which often have mild manifestations, increased mixing of viruses from different areas facilitated by migratory birds, and mass H5N1 virus vaccination among poultries.

Increased mixing at high forcing amplitudes is proposed as a new saturation mechanism.

Investigation also showed that storage efficiency decreased with increasing flow rate due to increased mixing of warm and chilled water.

Under the conditions studied, oscillation of the rotating fluid distributor led to increased mixing and poorer performance than rotary movement.

Increased mixing intensity on any level leads to larger product crystals, but especially the rate of mesomixing is of importance.

The major heat transfer enhancement mechanism can be attributed to the increased mixing rather than to the traditional higher thermal conductivity of the nanofluid.

Novel flat-plate photobioreactors (PBRs) with special mixers (type-a, type-b, and type-c) were designed based on increased mixing degree along the light gradient.

A strong redox buffering capacity between the H2S in the vent fluid and SO4 in seawater was invoked to explain the down-temperature decrease in f(O2) with the increased mixing of the fluid with the oxygenated bottom seawater.

The streamwise vortices, through the large-scale stirring motion that they introduce, are responsible for the extraction of large amounts of energy from the mean flow that can be converted into turbulence, ultimately leading to increased mixing effectiveness.

The countercurrent flow in the hypotenuse provided sufficient contact between gas and liquid phases, and increased mixing and mass transfer rates, in contrast to the results of previous studies.