Sentence examples for increased steepness from inspiring English sources

For Spain, the increased steepness seems to reflect changes in the service sector, whereas in the industrial sector since the crisis, the responsiveness of wages has stopped declining.

The calcineurin-mediated upregulation of SERCA2 under the same loading conditions that we have recently observed [ 20] may well account for the improved Ca2+-handling capability of the myocardium that is reflected by the increased steepness of the FFR.

The wave groups comprise long-crested broadbanded Gaussian spectra of increasing steepness propagating in intermediate water depth.

The increasing steepness from west to east could be the main reason for the overpressure migration to the greater depths in the Atharamura.

The increasing steepness (negative slope) of the flux distribution is required to make the flux trap phenomenon possible in the reducing reflector region.

As shown in Fig. 3, the highly nonlinear 1.6 μm curve, with increasing steepness at high temperature, indicates that the 1.6 μm wave band preferentially reflects thermal anomalies derived from areas with high temperatures, such as those of more than several hundred degrees C, even if these areas account for only small portions of the surface within the pixel (Wooster and Rothery 1997).

The deviation of IBM results from BFG results is found to increase with increasing nonlinearity in the wave field that is associated with either increasing steepness of the topography relative to the internal wave propagation angle or with the amplitude of the oscillatory forcing.

The parameter m describes the slope of the dose response curve, where decreasing m indicates increasing steepness of the slope.

The uplift increased the steepness of stream and river beds, resulting in formation of deep, narrow canyons.

Here we demonstrate that V287R increased the steepness of the steady state activation curve and slowed activation while accelerating deactivation kinetics.

Moreover, the tumor-free survival curves increased in "steepness" in the later tamoxifen treated CreERT2-p53F/F mice, again suggesting an increase in mortality rates in the older treated mice.