Sentence examples for strong increment from inspiring English sources

With or without the presence of modifiers, the addition of H2S to the feed gives rise to a strong increment in the rate of catalyst coking.

As a result, a strong increment of energy crop cultivation, especially maize for biogas production and oilseed rape for biodiesel and blending of fossil fuels took place in the last decade.

The main conclusion of this work can be resumed as follows; the modulation of particles shape to lower average sizes next to a minimization of the width of particle size distributions, produce a strong increment of accuracy, minimization of uncertainties and limit of detections for DSA-TXRF methodology.

Also in Test D, we noticed a strong increment (p < 0.005) in the toxic effects of doxorubicin when combined with the BTNPs (20 μg/ml), although, in this case, also doxorubicin alone (2 μg/ml) was able to considerably inhibit the cell proliferation (p < 0.05).

In this study, we observed an unusually strong increment on the OR after adjustment.

Notably, upon EBV activation, Beclin1-silenced Akata showed a strong increment in the levels of EBV lytic antigens BZLF1, BRLF1 and BALF5, as compared with control cells.

Here, we observed strong increments of Arc at different stages of learning that correlate with the incremented levels of BDNF.

Indeed the discrimination performance increases with contrast and has its strongest increment at contrasts exceeding only 0.009 and a performance of 75% correct decisions is achieved at a contrast of only about 0.014 (figure 4C yellow curve; estimated from the sigmoid fit, equation 6).

However, the highest values were noted after a double dose of Act, and the stronger increments in soil properties occurred in the coarse textured soil versus the medium textured, demonstrating that the humic acids addition to the soil was especially effective in coarse textured, poor soils.

The Shannon information capacity and the Kullback-Leibler divergence, on the other hand, have their strongest increments at much larger contrasts (figure 2D).

This may account for the moderately lower predictive accuracy of the model when fit to noise and tested on stronger increment-decrement stimuli.