Sentence examples for increasing calculated from inspiring English sources
The free energies decrease monotonically with increasing calculated GB energies.
The progressive cation substitution was demonstrated by the red shift in XRD patterns along with the Raman peaks move towards lower wavenumber, and the increasing calculated unit cell, which indicates the lattice expansion.
Calculated sample sizes were adjusted for a possible non-parametric data distribution requiring a non-parametric test by increasing calculated figures by 15% [ 17].
Rapid control of virus indicated by an increased calculated rate of virus clearance, occurred in those subjects demonstrating absent/minimal T-cell responses (p < 0.0006).
Similarly, lactate may not necessarily indicate the need to deliberately increase calculated systemic oxygen delivery because it may not represent an oxygen deficiency.
Fifth, Niklason and colleagues show that, for any given value of shunt, additional perturbations commonly seen in the intensive care unit influence arterial pCO2 and therefore will increase calculated dead space.
Blood alcohol was negligible to 2.8 mmol/L i, highest in those drinking a bottle of wine 2 h before phlebotomy which increased calculated osmolarity by 3.4 mOsm/L.
This assumption reduces fluid densities and increases calculated D i fluid / melt values.
This corresponds to a 16% photocurrent increase (calculated from 900 nm to 1200 nm) compared to the cell with conventional Al rear reflector.
Since the beginning of the recession in 2007, WIA participation rates in Illinois have increased 25.1% for adults and 24.6% for youth who are seeking employment, education, training and work experience (percent increase calculated from the PY 2007 DCEO IL Workforce Development Annual Report and the PY 2009 DCEO IL Workforce Development Annual Report).
The increase in S phase duration calculated in this experiment (28% increase with respect to the wild-types) was similar to the increase calculated by assessing the accumulation of EdU (35%; Fig. 2E).
