Sentence examples for monotonically increasing trend from inspiring English sources

In addition, the ScCO2-treated TiO2 nanotubes appear to exhibit a monotonically increasing trend in cell proliferation with decreasing nanotube diameter.

The statistical value D gives the maximum value for the observation data with a monotonically increasing trend, but it becomes zero for the data with a monotonically decreasing trend.

The test results indicate that there is a good linear correspondence between the FBHEs conical valve openings and circulating ash flow rate, the average heat transfer coefficient of different heat exchangers takes on a monotonically increasing trend with the increase of the boiler loads.

Further, we also observe a monotonically increasing trend in the density of repetitive elements in the strata with distance from Xpter across the entire XAR (fig. 3 A).

Contrary to the H2 case just described, the monotonically increasing trend in D adatom surface coverage is due to the fact that D2 dissociation is kinetically controlled.

Figure 7a,b shows the same monotonically increasing trend: higher HER1 and HER3 values were associated with higher risk of mortality.

The lack of monotonically increasing trends in risk for frequency and duration of exposure, suggests that diesel emissions may be associated with rectal cancer risk only in specific occupational sub-groups with prolonged (>10 years) exposure at very high concentrations, such as underground miners, which represent the benchmark for high concentration of diesel exposure in the NECSS.

A non-monotonically increasing trend is observed between the critical load values and increasing aspect ratio of the SWCNT.

Moreover, we cannot be sure that the trends observed correspond to a real decrease in F R, or are simply fluctuations due to stochastic or sampling phenomena around a monotonically increasing time trend (11, 18, 25, 34, 37 – 37 ).

Straight lines indicate monotonically increasing or decreasing trends, while curved lines indicate non-monotonic trends (either increasing then decreasing, or decreasing then increasing).

Although the trend of this distribution is monotonically increasing, the spread around the trend is substantial.