Sentence examples for modified by increasing from inspiring English sources

The molecule is reduced in four different steps which are strongly modified by increasing the acidity of the solution.

The working pressure was fixed at 0.2 0.25 Pa and the nitrogen concentration, x, modified by increasing the N2 flow from 4.2 to 15 sccm.

The diluted brine was modified by increasing the concentration of Mg2+ and SO42−, individually as well as both ions in combination.

Total RNA was extracted from 200 mg of root tissue using a protocol21 that was modified by increasing the tissue:extraction buffer ratio to 8, including a centrifugation step (18,000xg for 5 min) before the initial solvent extraction and the omission of phenol from all extraction steps.

A 7-mer hGM-CSF-derived linear epitope (APARSPS) is herein described as a novel and small tag taking into account its particular binding affinity in native conditions that could be easily modified by increasing or lowering the ionic strength.

To better discriminate and understand the intrinsic and environmental correlates of changing aquatic ecosystems, we untangle in present study how the effects of a low-dosed fungicide on daphnids (via different exposure routes) becomes modified by increasing temperature and the presence of a predator.

Fibre thickness, porosity and homogeneity of the fibrin clot were modified by increased the thrombin concentration.

Our two case studies in Exhibit 2 suggest that extending contracts potentially has large costs in terms of employment destruction, albeit "modified" by increased labor market segmentation, and in amplifying aggregate shocks.

Interventions aimed at changing culturally accepted traditions often present the greatest challenge because, unlike many structural interventions, they are not easily modified by increased funding.

It is not known whether this stress response directly influences the development of pain pathways in humans, but the immaturity of brainstem descending pain control pathways at birth (Hathway et al., 2009a, 2012) suggests that it could be highly modified by increased HPA activity.

Population, in human biology, the whole number of inhabitants occupying an area (such as a country or the world) and continually being modified by increases (births and immigrations) and losses (deaths and emigrations).