Sentence examples for increasing advance from inspiring English sources
However, thrust obtained from the duct decreases and reaches negative values with increasing advance ratio which makes duct unfavorable at high freestream velocities.
Pressure measurements show that, the origin of the duct thrust is suction effect induced by the propeller in converging part (forebody) of the duct, and magnitudes of pressure coefficients inside forebody diminish with increasing advance ratio.
With increasing advances and standards in the peri-operative care of patients, in-hospital complications are expected to be low.
The reason is that with the increasing advancing speed, the time of surface deformation continuously decreased, which speed up the recovery process of surface ground.
Dr Ali Parsa, founder and CEO of Babylon, says in a statement: "Cutting edge artificial intelligence together with ever increasing advances in medicine means that the promise of global good health is nearer than most people realise.
Acorn Biolabs wants consumers to pay them to store genetic material in a bet that the increasing advances in targeted genetic therapies will yield better healthcare results down the line.
The retailer is feeling the pressure of Amazon and others' increasing advances in the e-commerce space, which is causing U.S. shoppers to cut back on trips to local Walmart stores.
Despite increasing advances in modern treatments for tumours, the survival of many patients affected by cancer remains extremely poor.
The results highlighted the increasing ethical conflict in balancing maternal and fetal harm and benefits with increasing advances in fetal diagnostics and treatment.
This is particularly unsatisfying, because recurrent breast tumours, with increasing advances in diagnostic modalities and regular follow-up visits, are often diagnosed at a very small tumour size.
Standardized incidence rates of MM are increasing, advancing it to the second most common hematologic malignancy and accounting for 1 % of all cancers in the USA [ 2].
