Sentence examples for strongly with time from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the selectivity for acrolein increases strongly with time on stream for the bismuth molybdate catalyst.

In flows consisting of arrays of vortex units, the transient dispersion regime is of a very complex nature: the effective dispersion coefficient varies strongly with time, comprises both inter- and intra-vortex phenomena and depends heavily upon the injection condition.

These relations show that 愉快 yúkuài 'pleasant' collocates strongly with time and occasions, while 高興 gāoxìng 'happy' collocates with sentient agents (typically human).

In undisturbed soil ecosystems, e.g. in conservation agriculture, colonization with mycorrhizal fungi increases strongly with time compared with colonization under natural vegetation (Figure A2.2).

The predominant bacterial community structure derived from denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) shifted more strongly with time than in response to AC amendment.

Consequently, VIQ change correlated significantly more strongly with Time 1 Reading than Time 1 VIQ (t 30) = 2.413, p = .022 two-tailed).

We find it surprising that a single TF correlates so strongly with time-to-evolve estimates, and speculate that it may be due to the repeat-like T-rich motif of HB (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online), or an artifact of mechanistic details about HB regulation not captured in GEMSTAT (see Discussion).

Because energy levels of trapped electrons in a solvent strongly correlate with time of electron solvation36,37,38, it is emphasized that a small but non-negligible energy barrier prevents the ultrafast attachment by electrons lying at lower energy trapping sites, such as p-like states (component τ1), vibrationally excited s-like state (component τ1), and ground s-like state (esol¯).

This band is weak at first, but further, its intensity strongly increases with time (Fig. 7).

Baseline 6MWD was more strongly associated with time to death or first COPD-related hospitalization (hazard ratio, 0.50 [95% confidence interval, 0.34, 0.73] per 150 m, P=0.0003) than GOLD 2011 classification.

In AP and MH, suicides are strongly increasing with time (Fig. 10b) and on the national total (Fig. 10c) with the increase beginning before the introduction of Bt cotton in 2002.