Sentence examples for simple increase of from inspiring English sources
This would equate one of Peirce's main contributions to logic to the simple increase of the scope of formalization.
Thus, a simple increase of the final condensation temperature can increase the energy content in the pyrolysis gas.
Since we have 161 homopolymers above 7 bp, and 181 equal to 7 bp, the potential errors are too large to not handle them with care and a simple increase of sequence coverage is not likely to be useful [17].
We checked that the total (13C-labeled and unlabeled) acetaldehyde emissions were coherent with acetaldehyde emission during the pre-labeling phase, thus avoiding erroneous interpretation of an increase of the signal at m47 due to a simple increase of unlabeled ethanol emission as 13C incorporation into acetaldehyde.
A simple increase of the bait density parameter can definitely not be the option of choice in high-density situations (Fig. 5) – even with unlimited financial resources.
The impact of migration (both internal and international) goes beyond the simple increase or decrease of population.
These effects clearly cannot be explained as the result of a simple increase in the size of the HAC vector, as this would result in a general increase in de novo HAC formation regardless of which specific genomic fragment was utilized.
Domestic policy objectives were simple: increase the size of the national economic cake to create full employment and the tax revenues for schools, hospitals and more generous welfare benefits.
Multiplications of the WT aSyn gene are also linked to PD, suggesting that a simple increase in the levels of expression of the protein might be sufficient to cause neurodegeneration [8].
This could be due to increased polarisation into better off versus poor households or to a simple increase in the number of better off households.
This increase was far greater then that observed for the bicistronic GFP gene, and cannot be explained by a simple increase in the fraction of cells containing provirus.
