Sentence examples for much increased compared from inspiring English sources

Plasma arc welding process uses a highly constricted arc to produce a keyhole inside the weld pool, process efficiency is much increased compared to the traditional gas tungsten arc welding process.

Furthermore, Western blot analysis showed that the levels of cell cycle-related proteins such as p27, cyclin D1, cyclin B1 and CDK1 were much increased compared with the untreated group and could be partly attenuated by PFT- α (Fig. 6B).

To come up with this list, we looked at several thousand of 2006's most popular searches, and ranked them based on how much their popularity increased compared to 2005".

In order to avoid biases due to the underlying nucleotide statistics in Alu repeats we do not look at the raw distribution of nucleotides but rather at the enrichment factor, i.e. how much is the editing frequency increased (compared to the average within the respective substructure) when the neighboring site is any specific nucleotide.

Normalized change values provide a measure of how much a student's performance increases compared with that individual's maximum possible increase.

Over a long range of temperatures, the SBS1filled systems show much increased storage modulus compared to the neat NR.

Interestingly, the proportion of CXCR4-expressing T cells was much increased in affected joints compared with that in draining lymph nodes in CIA-induced mice, and distribution of Cxcr4 flox/flox/ Lck-Cre mouse-derived T cells into affected joints was suppressed compared with that in Cxcr4 +/+/Lck-Cre T cells.

Moreover, the compounds exhibit much increased stability under acid conditions compared with non-brominated derivatives.

We observed that DCNs were very vulnerable to "attack", i.e., the modified ASP had a sharp increase and reached the peak after removing 2.5% and 5% of the nodes of yeast and rice, respectively, and much more robust against "failure", i.e., the modified ASP had a much slower increase compared to "attack".

Within Europe, dark-skinned ethnic groups have been shown to be at much increased risk of vitamin D deficiency compared to their white counterparts.

AtWRI1 expression was barely detectable in leaves at one DAI but was much increased already from two DAI as compared to in transformed control and non-transformed control, and was only slightly further increased (but not statistically significant) at five DAI (Fig.  7a).