Sentence examples for system increase in from inspiring English sources

The length of nail has a major impact on the behavior of soil nail wall system; increase in nail length will increase the FSG.

Other major manifestations include muscular hypertrophy and alterations of the reproductive system (increase in external genitalia size) and renal disorder [ 2].

It is well known that the levels of proinflammatory cytokines of the innate immune system increase in the CNS during aging (Perry et al., 2003; Lucin & Wyss-Coray, 2009).

Physician dual practice, a combination of public and private practice, has attracted attention due to fear of reduced work supply and a lack of key personnel in the public system, increase in low priority treatments, and conflicts of interest for physicians who may be competing for their own patients when working for private suppliers.

Oleic acid-induced pulmonary edema was confirmed by the occurrence of arterial hypoxemia (drop in PaO2/FiO2 and SaO2), a drop in the compliance of the respiratory system (increase in airway pressures while the tidal volume was maintained constant or even decreased) and lung infiltrates on chest X-ray scan.

As a distributed system increases in size, its capacity of computational resources increases.

Due to the fundamental thermodynamics of the carbonate system, increases in dissolved inorganic carbon will increase the variability in pH and pCO2 in the future as well30,52.

The progressive validation procedure used indicated how and why as the system increases in complexity, predictive accuracy diminishes.

"Dealing with straphanger groups and commuter groups over the years, and citizens with their complaints — whether it be with unsafe conditions, cleanliness issues, cost of the system, increases in fares — I've become very skeptical of the M.T.A.'s operations".

We explore the individual role of supply-side measures (including cropland output intensification and cropland expansion), efficiency measures in the livestock system (increases in feed-conversion ratios) and demand-side measures (quantitative and qualitative changes in the human diet).

As the broadacre grain and livestock farming system increases in complexity, existing partnerships may not be adequate and a new approach is needed.