Sentence examples for increases from the initial from inspiring English sources

During daytime the vertical drifts increases from the initial small downward drifts to zero drift around noon and to small upward drifts in the afternoon.

The temperature of bottom reinforcement increases from the initial 20 to 657 °C at 1.5 h, and continues to increase to 841 °C at 3 h.

One can see from Figure 4 that the proportion of the infectious population increases from the initial day until the n 1 th day because the constant probability p 0 of transmitting the infection after contacts between susceptible and infectious individuals is large enough.

The CEO will make a small fortune doing that -- while shareholders make nothing -- and it is a lot easier than producing stock price increases from the initial level.

The gravitational torque increases from the initial position until the horizontal axis is reached and then decreases towards the target.

CBFA1/RUNX2 increases from the initial phase of bone healing whereas OSX increases after 4 days post-fracture sustaining the evidence that OSX acts later than CBFA1/RUNX2 in osteoblast lineage commitment [20].

Moreover, the differences between the growth rates increased from the initial to the final stage, which can be clearly seen in Figure 4.

An expert panel she appointed put the price tag of the 2020 Games at more than $30bn, barring drastic cost-cutting measures, more than a four-fold increase from the initial estimate when the city was awarded the Games in 2013.

All tested preparations, even those free of sorbic acid, met the criteria for oral products with aqueous bases according to USP32-NF27 and JP XV which claim no increase from the initial spore count at 14 and 28 days.

Recently, the use of analytical techniques to identify, assess and address risks within the pharmaceutical industry is increasing from the initial and operating phases until the final use of products aiming to eliminate or reduce the severity of deviations.

The resected specimen was 154 mm in diameter, a threefold increase from the initial image.