Sentence examples for progressively increasing volume from inspiring English sources
Nano- and micro-composites of styrene butadiene rubber were prepared by solvent assisted mixing and progressively increasing volume fraction of fillers.
The experimental results show that performance and cavitation characteristics of the sample pump deteriorates progressively with increasing volume fraction of gas.
Mathematical modeling further predicts that decreasing Emax also impacts both the shape and position of an amplification profile, as illustrated in Figure 2. To empirically test these predictions, a series of amplification reactions were conducted, the first of which involved reducing ΔE by progressively increasing reaction volume.
The periodized protocol used in the current study varied the sets and repetitions, progressively increasing the volume of exercise on a weekly schedule.
Subculture the calli on the same medium for two more weeks before diluting them in small volumes (10 to 50 ml) of PGM containing the antibiotics mentioned above lowering the concentration of kanamycin to 50 µg ml-1 Stabilize the transformed cells by subculturing in presence of antibiotics during at least five cultures progressively increasing the volume of the culture.
Lesions with low baseline rCBV (<1.75) demonstrated stable tumor volumes when followed over time and lesions with high baseline rCBV (> 1.75) demonstrated progressively increasing tumor volumes over time.
We also observe that increasing the volume fractions above a certain threshold value results in a progressively increased thermal conductivity of the nanocomposite, which can be explained by increasing volume fraction of a better thermally conducting Ge.
Increasing volume with larger classes lowers quality.
A decrease in feelings of energy and an increase in perceived fatigue were observed in competitive swimmers progressively increasing their training volume [ 31], which supports our "overload" hypothesis.
"I think the volume is progressively increasing," said Pierre Denize, the director of the Haitian National Police.
The decision to provide mechanical ventilatory support should be based on a pattern of progressively increasing rate of breathing with falling tidal volumes (rapid-shallow breathing) and respiratory distress.
