Sentence examples for of increasing average from inspiring English sources
Global warming, the phenomenon of increasing average air temperatures near the surface of Earth over the past one to two centuries.
We wanted to see what the effect would be of increasing average sleep by just one hour.
Fig. 6 Increasing the average particle size across stacks The inset shows the geometry of increasing average particle size by 2 nm per stack.
In contrast, the progressive radiolytic alteration of bitumens proposed to have derived from the radiolytic polymerisation of methane into an organic solid produces, upon pyrolysis, PAH of increasing average size and degree of alkylation.
According to Metz [9], travel time tends to remain constant, meaning that, on aggregate, the benefits from improvements to the transport system that have the effect of increasing average speed are taken wholly in the form of greater distances travelled.
Using carbon materials of increasing average pore size, chemical functionalization to introduce a variety of O- and S-containing functional groups and monochromatic light, we have shown the dependence of the photochemical conversion of phenol in the confinement of the carbons nanopore space with the wavelength of the irradiation source, the dimensions of the pore voids and their surface chemistry.
In the many-user limit, it is shown analytically that the required power can be made arbitrarily small at the expense of increased average delay.
For etanercept patients, escalation was based on ≥ 2 instances of increased average daily dose.
Univariate logistic regression (LR) analyses were performed and the presence of increased average JS was used as a dependent variable.
We observed a profile of increased average methylation, centred on the predicted TFBS at 3,749,417 locations where the consensus motifs for 106 transcription factor families were conserved.
These foraging patterns could enhance the probability of pollen transfer between populations from genets in small populations, in accordance with observations of increased average pollination distances in fragmented populations of animal-pollinated trees [ 27, 82].
