Sentence examples for increment of resistance from inspiring English sources

Adaptation to oxidative stress in trained individuals is clearly evidenced by a decrease in DNA damage, by sustained levels of protein oxidation and by an increment of resistance against chronic administration of hydrogen peroxide [ 74].

The increment of ohmic resistance was confirmed by the supply of CO2 to cathode, but no obvious change in ohmic resistance was observed by the supply of CO2 to anode.

The results show that the increment of the resistance has a close relation to the appearance of the FePO4 phase during charge discharge course, and that the ohmic resistance, charge transfer resistance and lithium-ion diffusion coefficients of the LiFePO4/C electrode do not change much by extended cycling tests, implying a relatively superior cyclability of the battery.

The test results show that increasing the normal load and side slip angle will cause an increment of rolling resistance.

Furthermore, in ARDSp, the increment of lung resistance along 1h was minimized in VV compared to CV (7% vs. 31%, respectively).

Analytical relationship between the increment of collapse resistance and structural characteristics is derived to determine the design strength and stiffness of added braces.

The principal parameters resulting from the model include a maximum increment of the resistance to fracture ΔG due to the frictional bridging of long cracks, ΔGm, and a slope of ΔG vs crack extension within the first 100 μm of the crack growth, VG = d ΔG dx.

Using the HOMA formula, each unit increment of insulin resistance was associated with 1.16-fold increase in the HR (95% CI 1.06 1.26; P<0.01) of decline in renal function.

On the contrary, in the DEX group we recorded a significant decrease in heart contractility and increment of vascular resistances at SD2.

The setup of TC pile is mainly due to the increment of pile shaft resistance with time elapsed.

The immersion test showed a progressive increment of the polarization resistance with time, attributed to surface and pores passivation, due to the formation of both ZrO2 and albumin protective layers on the surface, as shown by XPS.