Sentence examples for increases proportionate to from inspiring English sources
Wall collisions are enhanced by the greater surface area to volume ratio in microchannels, which also increases proportionate to the inverse of the gap width.
A solid tumor will not generally exceed a diameter of 0.4 1.0 mm without first establishing its own vasculature, [4] which increases proportionate to tumor size.
In general, the electric field strength in the gap between two electrodes increases proportionate to inverse of the gap width, so that it is possible to overcome the first ionization potential of the gas with a low voltage.
The results indicate that, when cas genes are over-expressed, the amount of mature crRNA increases proportionate to the decrease in the amount of pre-crRNA with a coefficient equal to the ratio of the degradation rates of pre-crRNA and crRNA.
Median lenalidomide response duration increased proportionate to C-allele dosage in del 5q) patients (2.2 (CC), 1.3 (CG) and 0.89 years (GG)).
But cytotoxicity was not increased proportionate to the higher concentration (120 μM) in A375 cell line over 48 h of incubation.
That force does not increase proportionate to the rise in intracellular calcium during calcium-induced inotropy maybe related to 'down stream' effects of protein kinase C, such as phosphorylation of troponin I reducing maximal actin-myosin ATPase activity [ 9].
We reasoned that this may be an indirect effect that extends to unamplified genes, and thus we identified unamplified genes with linear expression increase proportionate to the copy number of the amplified chromosome.
Previously we have reported that this increase is proportionate to the degree of glycation [ 35].
It was observed that the complexes exhibit aggregated spherical shape, which increased in size proportionate to the increasing amount of CaCl2 used to prepare the CO3Ap particle and 3(b)).
In the European cohort of vinyl chloride workers, Ward et al. (2001) reported that overall mortality from cirrhosis was decreased, although there was a trend toward an increase in cirrhosis mortality proportionate to an increase in cumulative exposure.
