Sentence examples for indicated the acceleration from inspiring English sources

TPS has been shown to regulate sugar metabolism in plants [ 46],[ 47], so the up-regulation of TPS in the shoot indicated the acceleration of sugar metabolism in the 'Zhongshansa' shoot.

In a short immersion period, up to two hours, the impedance measurements showed a marked decrease of the charge transfer resistance, thus indicating the acceleration of the corrosion rate, whereas the electrode potential shifted towards a more anodic value.

Parameter a indicates the acceleration.

Figure 1 indicates the acceleration and displacement elastic spectrum of near-field earthquakes used in this research.

The vertical axis indicates the acceleration a of the robot, and the horizontal axis indicates the distance d that the robot progresses.

In the WPIA, the phase angle is important for determining the energy transfer W. A positive W indicates the acceleration of electrons by the electric field of the wave, whereas a negative W indicates the deceleration of electrons and causes wave growth.

These signs indicate the acceleration of the peroxidative processes in the hepatic cell [ 4, 5].

The black, blue, and red broken lines indicate the critical acceleration of 3.4 m/s2 (corresponds to a dimensionless acceleration Γc = 0.58, where Γ is defined by Equation 3), the critical shaking strength S c = 0.01 (corresponds to Equation 6 where S is defined in Equation 5), and the critical jerk strength J c = 290 (corresponds to Equation 8 with J defined in Equation 7), respectively.

The results indicated that the acceleration response of the loess-mudstone slope showed several amplifying characteristic: the height effect, lithologic effect and surface effect.

The current flowing between the two separated baths increased when thiourea was added only to the anodic reaction bath, which indicated that the acceleration effect of thiourea was mainly on the anodic reaction of the hypophosphite ions.

Experimental results indicated that the acceleration of crack growth in hydrogen was more pronounced for QT (quenched and tempered) specimens tempered in the range of 230 to 370°C as compared to those specimens tested in air.