Sentence examples for increases in effective from inspiring English sources

As expected, interphase percolation leads to dramatic increases in effective permeability of the medium.

Model outputs, which account for increases in effective effort, indicate that biomass has decreased by ∼68% since the 1980s.

Such stabilized mutations of FGF-1 are shown to exhibit significant increases in effective mitogenic potency, and may prove useful as "second generation" forms of FGF-1 for application in angiogenic therapy.

Though impacts at the statewide extent were minimal, NMDS results indicated shifts in landscape patterns across ecoregions and counties that were primarily associated with increases in effective mesh size and largest patch index.

Two effects of plasticity on crack-tip stresses are predicted: (i) compliance mismatch leads to stress intensity factor amplification or 'anti-shielding', and (ii) accumulation of plastic strains leads to increases in effective toughness.

The edges are tabulated in Table 9.4 and can be seen in the effective area curves (such as Figure 9.17) as decreases or increases in effective area depending on whether the material is part of the mirror, the filter, or the detector.

For cross-ply plate an increase in anisotropy results in an increase in effective stress whereas for angle-ply plate the effect is almost negligible.

This is because the increase in effective population size is exactly balanced by a decrease in the effectiveness of the selection process (Maruyama 1970; Cherry and Wakeley 2003).

This increase in effective marginal tax rate reduces the reward for hard work.

This 2600-fold increffectiveffeconcentrationration corresponds to the increase of the apparent affinity observed in Fig. 3c.

The drawdown of pore pressure around the well controls the increase in effective stress.