Sentence examples for increases for a given from inspiring English sources

Evidence of solid-like behavior appears as the concentration of clay increases, for a given PPg/clay or PP/PPg concentration, or as the PPg concentration increases (for a given clay concentration).

The data also show that as undercut depth increases for a given extraction volume, the magnitude and extent of the caved zone on surface decreases.

In addition, the gasification reactions have increasing influence as the gas temperature increases (for a given O2 concentration) and as the particle size increases.

Meanwhile, with an increase in depressurizing range from 0.3 MPa to 1.1 MPa, the average dissociation rate increases for a given depressurizing rate.

The experimental results indicate that with increased depressurizing rate from 0.01 MPa/min to 0.1 MPa/min, the average dissociation rate increases for a given depressurizing range.

As the cement content increases for a given water content, three zones of improvement are observed: active, inert and deterioration zones.

Selection on GEBV increases genetic gain for a given rate of inbreeding because GEBV are more accurate and display more within-family variation than PA_EBV.

Experimental tests show a reduction of the maximum interlaminar shear stress at failure as effect of the span-depth ratio increase for a given laminate thickness.

Surprisingly, internal loop forces changed erratically as the amount of dsDNA was increased for a given loop length, with the effect most notable in the smallest loop (57 nucleotides).

In this section, we outline a method for estimating the number of workers that would be affected by a proposed minimum wage increase for a given city or county, using the dataset and wage variable described in Section A. For ease of exposition, we refer to 'the city' below; however, in many cases we have had to use county level data for the bulk of the estimation (see section B.4 below).

A rate increase for a given subband also increases the size of the encoding matrix, which leads to a run-time increase.