Sentence examples for simulated increase from inspiring English sources

The simulated increase in temperature should compensate for the negative effect caused by rainfall changes.

However, our own work shows that the incentives posited by the common ownership hypothesis are large: in our paper, we show that the implied (simulated) increase in markups attributable to the rise in common ownership is comparable to the rise in markups measured in De Loecker and Eeckhout (2017), which measures economy-wide markups using accounting data over a similar time horizon.

The shift of the curves baseline is due to the simulated increase in the metal absorption.

We selected 11 scenarios depicting different degrees of desalination and 11 corresponding scenarios which simulated increase in the salinities in response to the respective perturbation levels (Table 2).

However, the simulated increase in the interannual variability of grassland productivity over some regions may reduce the farmers' ability to take advantage of the increased long-term mean productivity in the face of more frequent, and more severe drops of productivity in the future.

Counter to prevailing wisdom, simulated increase in production of sVEGFR1 did not lead to significant reduction in intramuscular VEGF-VEGFR2 complex formation.

The model simulations also show skill representing increases in groundwater storage (1981 1982 and 1995 1998), but these simulated increases are of lower magnitude than the observed changes.

The unrest is simulated increasing the flux rate to 140.05 kg/s for 3 years.

Then, the unrest is simulated increasing the flux rates to 70.6 kg/s for the water and to 69.4 kg/s for the CO2.

Finally, the raise of public investment in "other constructions" funded with national and European funds is simulated increasing the parameter ( {text{Ig}}_{text{u}} ) in Eq. 1 in 4730 million euros.

In the above-mentioned field-based experiment, replicate plots continuously received either ambient or simulated increased atmospheric nitrogen deposition over a 14-yr period beginning in 1994.