Sentence examples for increasing time required from inspiring English sources
To palliate the increasing time required to manually validate large proteomic datasets, we provide computer aided manual validation software (CAMV) to expedite the process.
The size of the rim increased with increasing time required for Matrigel solution to reach the edge of the pattern.
The evaluation of time to pregnancy showed increased risk of irregular menstrual cycles in the upper three quartiles of PFOA relative to the lowest quartile (15.0% vs. 9.0%) and an increase in mean PFOA with increasing time required to conceive (5.4 ng/mL for < 6 months to conception, 6.0 ng/mL for 6 12 months to conception, and 6.3 ng/mL for > 12 months to conception).
This is primarily due to the increased time required for transient flow in tight gas sands to reach pseudo-steady state condition.
Among these complexities were difficulties in managing communication with students; increased time required to coordinate the course; and challenges in navigating the technology required (Ocak, 2011).
Regarding time cost, the increased time required by ApproxMap relative to that of A l g Sign varied from 2.86 to 3.12 on the logarithmic scale.
Results indicated that increasing target discrimination difficulty led to increased time required for both the decisional and nondecisional components of the detection response, as well as to increased target-related neural activation in frontoparietal regions.
Due to the increased time required to test higher prices in the drug condition and due to the addition of a second frequency sweep in that condition, all sweep types were not run in a single session.
Additionally, γ irradiated mice also showed increased time required climbing the barrier relative to controls (p<0.02 compared to control; Supplementary figure 1B).
(France_47)" Other related difficulties included the poor quality of interpreting services generally and the increased time required for communicating through an interpreter.
The time to 20% rise was marginally different (p=0.01) between the dyes in control experiments, potentially reflecting the increased time required for the lower affinity calcium indicators to measure the calcium rise.
