Sentence examples for increasing double from inspiring English sources
For different solvents, g increases with increasing double layer thickness, d, or decreasing minimum double layer capacity, Cmin.
We show that if the fixed charge density is fixed, then the mobility increases with increasing double layer thickness, and the mobility increases with increasing fixed charge density.
We show that for a specified fixed charge density, the electrophoresis mobility of the toroid increases with increasing double layer thickness, and the higher that density the larger the mobility.
The most notable difference observed by X-ray diffraction studies, as well as by computational structural analysis, is the shortening of the modified ligand's C O bond length upon deprotonation due to increasing double bond character by resonance.
For example, if the friction coefficient of the membrane layer and/or the boundary is large, then the DLP effect can be offset by the electroosmotic retardation flow, making the particle mobility to decrease with increasing double layer thickness, which is qualitatively consistent with many experimental observations in the literature, but has not been explained clearly in previous analyses.
Russia is currently experiencing an exponentially increasing double epidemic of injection drug use and HIV infection.
All three quantities decrease with increasing double-layer field.
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The cultures were thus continuously maintained under gradually increasing (doubling), sublethal concentrations of CpdA.
The resulting growth curve has a sigmoidal shape and reflects a continuously increasing doubling time that causes an asymptotic approach to size D max.
For example, most, if not all, xenografts demonstrate Gompertzian growth kinetics with continuously increasing doubling times as they grow larger [ 7].
