Sentence examples for magnitude will increase from inspiring English sources
If the hypothesis is true then: Drift magnitude will increase in line with isovist area.
The chance of major global crop failures of this magnitude will increase with climate change, as drought, flooding, and heat waves strike fields more often.
Furthermore, if relative quiescence lasts for a sufficiently long time (more than a few months), the probability of another earthquake of similar magnitude will increase to about three times the probability gain within 6 years in the vicinity of the aftershock area (within 200 km distance).
Even with better protection, the magnitude of losses will increase – often by more than 50% – when a flood occurs.
If policymakers are not careful – and lucky – the magnitude of this risk will increase significantly in the years ahead.
As both species grow in size the relative canal lengths will remain approximately the same but the absolute canal length difference will increase in magnitude signifying an increase in sensitivity.
It remains to be seen whether protocols that allow even more anchoring (e.g., by increasing the number of fixed references per trial) will increase the magnitude of the anchoring effect in young children.
Conditioning on the confounding variables accounts for an increase in residual variance that is due to possible errors in the estimation of model parameters, i.e. the estimate of residual variance will increase in magnitude the further the values of the confounding factors are from the control mean.
This effect will increase in magnitude as the time horizon expands, and will be maximally expressed over a lifetime horizon.
These simulations show that organelles if very close to the wrinkles will increase the magnitude of the Ca2+ microdomains.
Conversely, if a ChIP-seq library has a strong Sono-seq component and peak calling is performed against an imperfectly matched "control" sample in which the Sono-seq effect is of significantly lower magnitude, false-positive peak calls will increase.
