Sentence examples for suitably increased from inspiring English sources

On at a much later hour than Jekyll, it has a suitably increased level of horror: Marlott's quest begins when he discovers a child's corpse in the Thames made from a patchwork of several bodies.

For training the gating network, we used UCF-101 dataset split 1 and use that trained model for the entire experiment, which suitably increased accuracy for all cases.

The arch dimensions were calculated using the appropriate templates based on the Ricketts pentamorphic arches, as suitably increased (+5%, +10%, +15%) or reduced (−5%, −10%, −15%), starting from the original image[12].

External confinement using jackets can suitably increase the strength and ductility of the reinforced concrete cylindrical columns.

In particular, we update the corresponding elements of points p s k ∈ ℬ p by suitably increasing the probability values: for each point p i ∈ P, the new probability value S p ′ ( p i, p s k ) (and its symmetric value S ′ p ( p s k, p i ) ) is evaluated as S p ′ ( p i, p s k ) = S p ( p i, p s k ) ⋅ exp ( ν ⋅ f QLCP ( T, δ ) ), (15).

The simulation results showed that appropriate selection of the analysis point and the design of microchannel structure are important to bring out the diffusion and inertial force effects suitably and increase the sensitivity of the detection of DNA hybridization, that is, the analytical performance of the microfluidic DNA chip.

A stack of piezoelectric transducers can be suitably employed to increase the amplitude of the ultrasonic stimulations created (Tables 2, 3).

Benefits of using the DS4G over conventional thrusters include reduced transfer time and increased payload mass, if suitably advanced lightweight power system technologies are developed.

Ammonia production was increased when the catalyst was suitably fluidised because of enhanced utilisation of light energy.

Their performance of the Quartet in F major (Op. 59, No. 1), "Razumovsky," in which Beethoven breaks new ground in the genre with contrapuntal complexity and increased dramatic scope, was equally polished but suitably more vigorous.

Suitably chastened by the discovery of his error, Essex increased the pace of his retreat, with the Royalists pursuing closely.