Sentence examples for increased run from inspiring English sources

Even though proteomics practitioners are accustomed to bottom-up methodologies; the digestion process results in increased cost, increased run time and grossly increased sample complexity as compared to classical ELISA.

A month on, rumours that a full-frontal male centrefold would grace the second issue meant an increased run of 450,000 took just two days to disappear from the shops.

Increasing urbanization augments impervious surface area, which results in increased run off volumes and peak flows.

In the non-conservative technique, the truncation errors introduced in the linearization process can produce mass and energy errors for some classes of transients during time advancements, either resulting in (a) automatic reduction of time steps used in the advancement of the equations and increased run times or (b) the growth of unacceptably large errors in the transient results.

Most of these programs have many options that can increase their sensitivity at the cost (sometimes small, sometimes not) of increased run time.

The effect of covariates was only considered for STP, as inclusion of covariates in an analysis using denominator data led to data management problems, large file sizes and increased run times.

As well as the loss of fertility from the land and the poisoning of watercourses, it warned, "increased run-off and sediment deposition can also increase flood hazard in rivers".

Thanks to a combination of reduced flow and increased run-off from saline soils churned up by agriculture, the water was becoming unhealthily salty, especially in its lower reaches.

"Prices can be a little higher in these locations due to increased running costs, such as longer opening hours and higher rents".

In addition to these factors, irrational land transformation also has disrupted the ecological balance of the Himalayan watersheds through reduced groundwater recharge, increased run-off and soil erosion (Tiwari 2000), which in turn adversely impacted the spring water hydrology.

The rule for assessing the consistency of lane width relies on the fact that narrow lanes are associated with increased run-off-the-road, head-on, opposite-direction sideswipe, and same-direction sideswipe accidents.