Sentence examples for increasing minor from inspiring English sources
Additionally, adoption of the austenitic steel 15/15Ti as clad material allows to safely reduce the fuel pin pitch, which leads to an increase of fuel volume fraction and therefore makes the neutron energy spectrum faster, consequently increasing minor actinides fission probabilities.
The overall error rate was generally increasing with increasing number of loci, increasing minor allele frequency of SNPs, decreasing correlation between the alleles and increasing ambiguity.
The latter also explains the increasing error rate with increasing number of loci and increasing minor allele frequency due to the enlarging proportion of subjects with ambiguous genotypes (heterozygous genotypes for at least two loci).
Fallin and Schork [13] investigated the haplotype error using the mean squared error (MSE), which was found to increase with increasing minor allele frequency (MAF), decreasing LD and increasing number of loci.
For the quantitative traits, the additive model assumed a linear trend in trait mean and constant trait variance with increasing minor allele count (0,1, or 2), while the general model allowed any changes in both mean and variance over genotypes.
The mean error also decreased by the number of "AB" reference samples, and with an increasing minor allele frequency.
For adolescents, the SSP increased minor delinquency and substance use.
Several studies report increased minor neurodevelopment dysfunctions in children born very low birth weight (VLBW).
These functional changes correlated with altered contractile geometry manifest as early shortening in the septal free wall relative to anterior-posterior dimension (increased minor axis mid-wall eccentricity at end-diastole and begin-ejection).
The XRD pattern shows that the main phase is still anatase, however, when the template concentration is increased, minor peaks of the rutile phase appear and the crystallite size decreases to 8 nm.
Biphasic insulin aspart 30/70 resulted in a lower mean plasma prandial glucose increment (calculated from a 7-point plasma glucose profile), but increased minor hypoglycemia.
