Sentence examples for much larger induction from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the reduced baseline of GLUL and GILZ gave rise to a much larger induction in the presence of Gc.

The much larger increase in VvSTS induction in response to UV-C exposure may reflect the much larger number of cells within the leaf disc that are subjected to UV-C exposure compared to the wounding and downy mildew treatments which are only affecting a subset of cells.

The magnitude of induction in the inflammatory genes was much larger than other groups with inductions as high as 80 fold.

For detecting the weak inducers (e.g., 1.5-fold induction), a much larger sample size (n > 60) would be needed to detect the 4βHC elevation with high probability.

Interestingly, this effect was observed in a relatively low-demanding Simon task in which people were merely instructed to do their best (see also Brinkmann & Gendolla, 2007), and in the context of depression scores that were mainly below the cut-off value for a depression diagnosis, but were still clinically relevant and much larger than the effect of mood inductions in healthy participants.

The magnetotelluric (MT) method for imaging the electrical conductivity structure of the Earth is based on the assumption that source magnetic fields can be considered quasi-uniform, such that the spatial scale of the inducing source is much larger than the intrinsic length scale of the electromagnetic induction process (the skin depth).

Indeed, the induction EMF U ind = −70 kV is much larger than the observed decrease in voltage ΔU PC = − 13 kV in the second half of the loading phase.

To prove the hypothesis that the faster the induction of hypothermia the better neurologic outcome, a much larger study is needed.

Given the low abundance of nTreg, the possibility of generating graft protective Treg in vivo from the much larger pool of alloreactive non-regulatory T cells is very attractive for the induction of tolerance in the clinic.

In addition, the much larger variation in flanker interference across SOAs after positive than after negative inductions may also indicate that positive affect primarily drives these modulatory effects.

This, therefore, suggests that conditions of natural system induction might roughly correspond to Figure 5B (the increase of k that is much larger than the increase of ϕ).