Sentence examples for increases confined from inspiring English sources

On the Republican side, it's not even clear that Boehner would be able to sell all of his representatives on tax increases confined to over-a-million incomes.

The very small scale of QDs of a few nanometers, and hence less than the Bohr radius of Si, results in increased confined energy levels through quantum confinement.

Microfracture porosity: Figure 10 indicates a steeper relationship between increased confining pressure and decreased permeability when compared to the pore-dominated.

Increasing confining stress causes microfractures to progressively close, resulting in a reduction in permeability (as in Vinciguerra et al. 2005), while elliptical and circular pores show very little change with increased confining stress (Guéguen and Palciauskas 1994; Lamur et al. 2017).

Increases in fiber density and number of confinement layers are not proportional to increases in confined compressive strength.

Predictably, impetigo and SSSS were seen primarily in those <16 years of age, and statistically significant <span class="lh">increases were confined to children (Table 2).

Lenders reported an increase in credit availability over the first quarter, but said the increase was confined to large companies and that the picture was likely to look similar through the rest of 2013.

High-strength-concrete (HSC) is brittle, but its ductility can be dramatically increased when confined by steel tubes.

For while average life expectancy has indeed risen, that increase is confined to the relatively well-off and well-educated — the very people who need Social Security least.

This increase was confined to region CA3 within the hippocampus.

Increased risks of cardiovascular events in patients with stable angina on nifedipine were due primarily to more episodes of increased angina, confined to the immediate-release formulation and to nifedipine monotherapy.