Sentence examples for increasing inflection from inspiring English sources
The model results indicated that heavy thinning positively affected the intra-annual pattern, increasing inflection point and spring and autumn asymptotes.
All the enzymes measured in this experiment increased after inflection point.
The Joinpoint software estimates a series of permutations with increasing number of inflection points and indicates the minimum number necessary such that additional inflection points do not improve model fit.
In this assay, the dye SYPRO orange was used to monitor unfolding of the protein with increasing temperature; the inflection point of the transition curve (Tm) is calculated from plotting the fluorescence intensity against the temperature.
During the TPO of CO and C3H6, the conversion versus temperature profiles did not monotonically increase; two inflections were observed where the rate of conversion change as a function of temperature slowed over a small temperature range before again accelerating with temperature.
Other roles capitalised on the increasing bad-boy inflections in his on-screen persona – he was a hood mixed up in a drug deal gone awry in Running Scared (2006) and a reformed criminal on the path to redemption in The Lazarus Project (2008).
Functions ϕ syn and ϕ σ are increasing sigmoidal functions with inflection points at σ on and 0, respectively, and are both bounded above by 1.
The melt viscosities of PBSi showed higher values than the parent PBS up to about 190 °C, while with further increasing temperature a falling inflection region of melt viscosity was observed.
The proportion of ER-negative patients decreases with increasing age without any inflection.
Over time, dust accumulation at the hillslope point of inflection increased with age up to several hundred thousand years, then decreased with time as the cones degraded by erosion.
However, during the transitional period of 6 12 days, RM decreased notably to almost 0 and increased again after inflection point with the value of 0.182 mg kg−1 d−1.
