Sentence examples for larger increment of from inspiring English sources

In general, when two hypotheses have similar predictive power with respect to some item of evidence, the probability difference measure has a larger increment of confirmation accruing to the hypothesis that is antecedently more probable.

All of these slabs of plastic do basically the same thing — help you acquire stuff — but they also confer ever larger increments of cachet on the holder.

MSD has produced a large increment of mass, instead.

In addition, the large increment of limiting oxygen index (LOI) which was 11 units higher than that of the neat epoxy indicates that an extraordinary enhancement of flame retardancy was obtained from the nanocomposite containing 5 wt% of RPC.

iii) The third step (strain 50-0.06) is characterized by the acquisition of the first target gene mutation in the gyrA gene (D87G) concomitantly with a large increment of the three MICs (8- to 16-fold in the presence of PAβN).

Together, this regression method is designed to show which variable set accounts for the largest increment of unique variance in the measures of pain and functioning.

However, in SNEP analyses for all probe sets, increments of the detected numbers of true SFPs in both transcript hybridizations could be achieved without a large increment of false positive SFPs at a stringent threshold, 10-11.25~10-10.05, (Table 4).

This result is consistent with the large increment of the fluorescence intensity of HepG2 cells exposed to 10  μM Cd as due to cadmium to zinc replacement in proteins and mobilization of the latter metal ion, a mechanism previously proposed [ 7] and recently demonstrated in a prokaryotic zinc-finger domain [ 33], and proteome extracted from pig kidney LLC-PK1 cells [ 8].

These genes are mutated with frequency greater than 5% and show in the tumor network a large increment of regulatory activity.> -wrap-foot> tableablistssthetop top 15 TFs and target genes that most increase their activity in the tumor network, sorted by the number of gained interactions.

The definition of AKI varies widely and is predominately based on large increments of serum creatinine kinase (CK), thus ignoring milder stages of AKI.

But what if policies that most enhance population health and increase disparities also bring large increments of improved health to those who are most disadvantaged?