Sentence examples for term increment from inspiring English sources

This retention of responsiveness, which we term increment detection, may be a distinct mode of signal transduction.

The importance of the effect of pre-existing disease is further supported by the small, long term increment in the health related quality of life after treatment in the ICU.

It is concluded that the observed reduction of long-term deflections is mainly due to the reduction of short-term deflections due to the increment of stiffness caused by FRP laminates, and that the constraint produced by the FRP laminates to the long-term increment of curvature is small.

This method thus offers to athletes a short-term increment of maximum force, which has the potential to improve overall performance in force-dependent sports.

We speculate therefore that long-term increment in antioxidant status will probably reduce RPE oxidative damage in the human eye and may delay onset of age-related visual impairment.

Such results from our study are consonant with a recent report that showed that baseline waist circumference and the long-term increment in waist circumference were associated with worsening insulin resistance in African American and white adult populations (16).

There is an option of raising the debt ceiling in short-term increments," she said on MSNBC's "Jansing & Co".

Nevertheless, whichever the mechanisms are that govern pressure-induced long-term increments in arterial and arteriolar stiffness, it appears that they are efficiently counteracted during physical exercise.

Each MAGE-TAB field that contains one or more valid ontology terms increments the score by 1, whereas fields with terms such as 'unknown', 'none' and 'N/A' do not increment the score.

The results are compared in terms of increment of voltage estimation accuracy when considering hysteresis and influence of hysteresis on a certain technology.

The main objective of this study was to analyse competition response patterns in a species-diverse afrotemperate forest in southern Africa, based on mapped tree positions and long-term diameter increment records within the context of a large observational study.