Sentence examples for increased the timing from inspiring English sources

Autodesk has increased the timing of the end of life of AutoCAD 2002 from January to March, according to Piper.

The simultaneous depletion of Plk1 by siRNA or its inhibition by TAL increased the timing in Tao1-NCB3 siRNA-treated cells to about 35 min, similar to the duration seen in control cells but far below the duration of the mitotic arrest seen after depletion of Plk1 alone (Fig.  10b).

As mobility increases the timing of handovers gets more important and hence the performance of the heuristics drops.

A new demultiplexing method, hybrid DEMUX, was proposed and implemented in the front-end circuit for increasing the timing margin.

Further, there was a decrease in the removal capacity when the rate of flow increases from 4 to 7 l/h on increasing the timing from 120 to 200 min.

Flexibility has been increased regarding the timing and delivery of the sessions, and goal setting can be undertaken by telephone or email.

Some of the fuel charge was injected before the end of the compression stroke in an effort to increase the cycle timing and to keep the nichrome wire glowing hot.

The addition of BMI at age 14 years to the regression analysis, including prepubertal growth and pubertal timing, increased the proportion of adult BMI variance explained with more than 10%.

Instead, to get optimal torque at very low revs (85% comes on at just 2,200 rpm), Ford added variable-valve timing and increased the size of the engine's intake valves, and gave the SVT Focus easier air-uptake at all speeds, thanks to a new dual-stage air intake.

Citing from the text "positive timing inductions increased the peak voltage amplitude by 21.9 ± 9.0%% (n = 15) or 1.3 ± 0.6 m".

As expected (for review see, Bi and Poo, 2001) in neurons that received negative timing inductions the peak voltage amplitude significantly decreased by 26.4 ± 4.6% (n = 17) or 3.5 ± 0.7 mV, while positive timing inductions increased the peak voltage amplitude by 22.5 ± 8.7%% (n = 15) or 1.4 ± 0.6 mV.