Sentence examples for outwardly increasing from inspiring English sources

If equilibrium conditions prevail, the snow would descend until it was dissolved back into the remaining liquid and the liquid would adopt an outwardly increasing S enrichment profile controlled by the Fe solubility along the adiabat.

Particularly evident in the case of anti-p-Tyr immunostaining, there was an outwardly increasing gradient of IHC staining intensity along the axis from the core towards the peripheral invasive front.

Since necessarily λ<0, relation (2.14) shows that δ>0, thereby meaning that the shock surface expands outwardly in an exponentially increasing medium.

Since necessarily λ < 0, relation (2.17) shows that δ > 0, thereby meaning that the shock surface expands outwardly in an exponentially increasing medium (Hayes [12], Deb Ray [13]).

This proton transfer is evident in FTIR spectra from the appearance of the C=O stretching vibrational mode of a protonated carboxylic acid at 1749 cm–1 that was assigned earlier to that of Asp76 in the difference FTIR spectrum between M and SRI at pH 9.5 and correlates with increased outwardly directed photocurrent at high pH.

Since the cultures have grown to confluence, new cells begin to become outwardly displaced, resulting in an increasing spot area.

However, since elongation ceases in the Li 1 mutant but its cellulose production continues at WT levels, we speculate that Li 1 fibers expand outwardly, thus resulting in an increased cellulose production per unit length.

Substitution of external Na+ for NMDG+ strongly augmented the outwardly rectifying current, an observation consistent with increased activity of reversed NCXpm.

For outwardly propagating methane/air flames, short microwave pulse bursts increase the effective flame speed up to 25%.

The term "greenwashing" refers to all industries that adopt outwardly green acts with an underlying purpose to increase profits.

There are also potentially serious public health consequences of an increased population of "worried well"—people who are outwardly healthy but scared into medical testing by genetic information suggesting they are sick or will become sick.