Sentence examples for sense increasing from inspiring English sources

That this should be such an important factor is quite reasonable in an evolutionary sense: increasing day length signifies the onset of a favourable period for reproduction.

But some advocates of legal marijuana say this year's "high holiday" carries extra significance as they sense increasing momentum toward acceptance of the drug, either as medicine or entertainment.

In a way, this focus on loudness makes sense: increasing the volume of a song makes it stand out (something the music industry has exploited since the jukebox era) and increases the physical response.

The power consumption (Q) and the leakage (Kleak) act in the opposite sense increasing the constraint on the wake-up period, and thus lowering the data-rate.

In this sense, increasing the perception of treatment control may be of great relevance so that common-sense beliefs do not interfere with the intention of hypertensive individuals to adhere to the medication.

It is interesting to find that these compounds are able to sense increasing pH values ranging from pH 2 to 7 by showing different color and emission intensities: almost no emission at pH 2 and strong green emission at pH 7. The acid base switched color and fluorescence changes can be observed under UV irradiation, in water solution and 1% agarose gel.

ATS and inaccuracy of position sense increased by 21N/mm and 1.7[deg ] (P[lt ].001, P=.003), respectively.

The LRR domain of RKe protein appears to be important to sense increased temperature.

It is not so clear how or in what sense increased central rod stability would enable or improve force transmission.

In this sense, increased RBP4 mRNA expression in visceral, compared with subcutaneous, adipose tissue has already been found (19).

It is noteworthy that, in this sense, increased inclusion in the employment sector led to greater social acceptance of PWD, rather than greater acceptance leading to increased inclusion.