Sentence examples for resulting increment from inspiring English sources

Business firms, on their side of the market, remain unwilling to hire from the pool of unemployed even at low wages because there is nothing to indicate that the resulting increment of output can actually be sold at remunerative prices.

With new advances in multimodal therapy and resulting increment in the life expectancy of pancreatic cancer, the number of patients with obstructive symptoms of the biliary and gastrointestinal tract could increase.

To keep electroneutrality of the solution, water molecules dissociate when there is a decrease in SID; the resulted increment in the concentration of free protons decreases pH (an acidifying effect).

Upon rupturing the membrane by the peptides or their conjugates, the dye gets released from the LUVs, resulting the increment of fluorescence intensity (Fig. 2C).

From the FEA, it was concluded that decrease in die thickness resulting in increment of thermal cycling capability of solder layer for both material (Si and SiC).

Modeling result suggests that diffusivity increases when there is a crack growth due to the damage creating more porous and thus accelerating moisture diffuse through the matrix, i.e. resulting in increment of effective moisture diffusivity.

In most parts of Australia rainfall is erratic and drought is common [37], seasonality of growth response is very high in many areas [38], and the resulting small increment in food availability characterizes much of inland Australia [39].

We assessed the resulting AUC, increment in AUC, integrated discrimination improvement (IDI), net reclassification improvement (NRI >0.01)) and categorical NRI.

The resulting coefficient (increment for surgery) and its SE were then used as inputs in the probabilistic cost-effectiveness.

Therefore, the application of carbon-starving periods as an innovative operational strategy was proposed, resulting into increments up to 50% of both yields and total production.

Liquid fuels have the slowest growth, resulting in an increment of only 3.5 billion metric tons of CO2 from 2010 to 2040.