Sentence examples for increasing number of active from inspiring English sources
Most passengers are retirees, but younger couples are attracted by the increasing number of active off-train excursions, and the impressive food and wine menu.
Because the droplets hindered each other during growth, the droplet diameter decreased with an increasing number of active pores.
Still, as a source of liquidity (i.e., managing cash flow), I do see an increasing number of active managers using ETFs in their overall mix.
The National Health Insurance Authority NHIAattributesthe thighigh claims bill to increasing number of active members and moral hazard associated with insurance schemes.
With increasing number of active ligands available in various databases, we want to revisit target prediction in the context of a 'big data'.
In this section, we evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm with increasing number of active users (M) and compare it with the existing schemes in the literature.
The well dispersion of atomic iron into partially graphitized carbon, featured with dominance of micropores and porous network structures, is capable of accommodating increased number of active sites, strengthening local bonding among iron, nitrogen and carbon, and facilitating mass transfer.
This phenomenon was ascribed to the fast electron transport and increased number of active sites guaranteed by the metallic 1T-MoS2 nanosheets.
The reasons considered for reduced bone formation during ageing include a reduced MSC niche, an increase in bone-marrow adiposity, osteoblastic apoptosis, and increased number of active osteoclasts [34].
The enhanced performance of NCO-NNA is mainly due to the unique electrode nanoarchitecture, which provides an increased number of active sites for the Na storage while facilitating mass transport through the porous 1D structure and reducing the contact resistance with current collector.
This increased number of active genes involved in tRNA and rRNA metabolic processes, combined with high transcription of genes required for regulation of mRNA maturation and translation, confirm an extremely active biogenesis activity in the developing blastocyst.
