Sentence examples for observed intensification from inspiring English sources
During this period, E. cloacae DNA appeared stable immediately after inoculation The observed intensification of the biogas by E. cloacae was proportional to its cell number.
The observed overall intensification of health care use in the outpatient condition may reflect a psychological destabilisation among vulnerable avoidant PD patients.
High relative humidity in the middle troposphere was aligned with temperature minima at 850 hPa and 700 hPa; high winds (above 120 knots) and closed pressure contours were observed during the intensification stage.
It was observed that process intensification is an effective strategy for improving the interfacial area between the gas and liquid phases in a multi-phase stirred tank agitated by a radial-flow impeller.
Murphy et al. found that the epicentre of ULF wave activity was co-located with the initial location of global auroral intensification observed at substorm expansion phase onset, as determined by the global auroral imaging from the IMAGE-FUV instrument.
Thus, all treatment intensification observed during our study was not warranted and is, in essence, overtreatment.
Additional changes that were observed included increased intensification of single bands and the appearance of novel DNA fragments.
This might explain paradoxic effects of therapy intensifications observed in clinical trials.
The water needs time to decrease in response to the heat accompanying an intensification of volcanic activity, whereas the HCl/SO2 ratio of the observed gas reflects the intensification of gas emission immediately by a reduction of the scrubbing of HCl off the gas as described earlier.
Whereas continuous and accelerated intensification is observed for the ISM, the intensity becomes strongest at 40%% uplift for the Southeast Asian monsoon and 80%% for EASM (Abe et al. 2003).
These schemes have had, therefore, very limited effect in counteracting the intensification process observed in many Greek livestock farms or in promoting the utilisation of bigger pastoral areas or longer grazing periods.
