Sentence examples for incremented under from inspiring English sources
aThe APACHE II score was incremented under consideration of the NRBC concentration as follows: NRBC 0/μl: +0, NRBCs 1 to 100/μl: +4, NRBCs 101 to 200/μl: +8, NRBCs more than 200/μl: +1200/μl
Repair projects have been broken down into increments under $750,000, the threshold for requiring a public referendum, said Helen Blackwood, the city's corporation counsel.
Thus, it outperforms the MPMH under uniform traffic and has greater performance increment under random traffic.
SEM, DSC and XRD data together indicate that the folded crystalline domains are responsible for fibril length increment under stretching.
Even if it were, such a change would not likely result in these H-1B visa holders having to leave the United States because employers could request extensions in one-year increments under section 106(a - b) of a - binstead".
For each work piece, the temperature increment under low temperature of 3 K is larger than high temperature of 300 K.
Furthermore, the effect of yield locus distortion on the evolution of the strain increment, under the assumption of associated flow, is theoretically discussed and exemplified.
Simulation results show that DGA obtains an average 25.23% traffic gain increment under different OLT numbers within a small ONU number situation, and the traffic gain will increase dramatically with the increment of the ONU number.
Under a standard derivation, the stiffness modulus for the non-associated flow rule is asymmetric since its plastic potential (for the plastic strain increment under the normality rule) differs from the plastic yield stress function (to define the elastic range).
Samples were collected from soil profiles to 1 m in depth with 0.2 m increment under the dominant evergreen shrub Larrea tridentate and were air dried at room temperature.
However, looking at the median value in the last projection period height increment under the minimum climate scenario is projected as 12 cm per year, under the median run as 6 cm per year and under the maximum run as 3 cm per year.
