Sentence examples for known increases from inspiring English sources

In the parts of the spectrum absorbed by carbon dioxide, ozone and methane, the amount of longwave radiation escaping from earth dropped sharply between 1970 and 1997 and did so in a way that matched predictions based on the known increases in levels of those gases.

For N=48 and P=16, this means that the number of complex multiplications for a channel update, assuming Λ f is known, increases from 128 to 144 (+ 13%%).

It was expected that the well known increases in the number of CD8+ (T-suppressor/cytotoxic cells) and CD56+ (natural killer cells) after stress would not be downregulated in the absence of an appropriate cortisol response, since redistribution is markedly influenced by glucocorticoids.

In a study of hyperthyroidism, the same group used both HP [1-C]pyruvate and [2-C]pyruvate separately to study known increases in cardiac metabolic rate.

Moreover, simultaneous elevation of both NMDAr co-agonists as seen in our experiments, in combination with the known increases in extracellular glutamate concentrations (Benveniste et al. 1984; Gucuyener et al. 1999; Puka-Sundvall et al. 1996; Ueda et al. 1992) must lead to NMDAr-associated excitotoxicity.

Together with the known increases in extracellular glutamate concentrations (Benveniste et al. 1984; Gucuyener et al. 1999; Puka-Sundvall et al. 1996; Ueda et al. 1992) after hypoxia ischemia, the increased concentrations of both NMDAr co-agonists ought to lead to massive NMDAr activation, resulting in excitotoxicity and neuronal damage.

That's not to mention the known increased health risks, like hypertension, heart disease, obesity, stroke, diabetes, cancer, and even neurodegenerative diseases, like Alzheimer's.

These effects outweigh the known increase in activity with crystallite size.

Therefore, the known increased cardiovascular risk in those shift working might be related to endothelial dysfunction.

As it is known, increasing the sounding frequency gives a decreasing of the sounding range.

Both experiments confirm a well known increase in conductivity of about 2% °C−1.