Sentence examples for increases in characteristics from inspiring English sources
The primary outcomes of concern were number and percentage of reported increases in characteristics of QI culture as measured by key informant responses to items assessing organizational QI practices from a validated instrument on QI Collaboratives.
The ratio of radiative flame heat flux to convective heat flux increased linearly with an increase in characteristic length of the PS combustion zone (Lc).
Within subdivisions of the size distribution, larger chains show an increase in characteristic ratio with temperature, while smaller and medium size chains show little change with temperature.
Spectroscopic analysis of the reaction products reveals an increase in characteristic chloroprene absorption (≈1660 cm−1) due to the stretching of the CC bond.
With an increase in metal ion concentration from 1 to 10 mM, there was an increase in characteristic UV Visible absorption intensity of MnO NPs.
3 Odds ratio per unit increase in characteristic 4 Adjusted for congenital infection status and center 5 Adjusted for all factors shown.
After 5 days of ATRA treatment the cells are morphologically fully differentiated and display a significant increase in characteristic long neuritic protrusions.
One might find the lack of exercise-induced increases in bone characteristics in the mature animals somewhat controversial to findings of our previous study [28], in which the exercise-induced benefits were seen among adult male rats (33 to 47-week-old during the study) subjected to the same treadmill training protocol.
While differences in returns are responsible for gaps at the bottom, the observed gender gap at the top is mainly due to the increasing differences in characteristics.
The price is not necessarily constant, it might fall with increases in the characteristic, or it might be dependent on the level of another property characteristic.
Both the decrease in coordination costs and the vast increases in scale characteristic of digital enterprises signal a shift in the benefits of traditional organizational models.
