Sentence examples for the maximum increased from inspiring English sources

The basic idea of BACRA algorithm is to choose the node to increase the transmission radius that has the maximum increased SNR of the other nodes.

Results show that the maximum increased in the thermal efficiency reached 67% corresponding to without heat pipes at mass flow rate 0.009 kg/s.

The maximum increased in SMN due to the application of RF + CR, relevant to all treatments, was 105.73 % and 207.88%% (after the third crop) for NH4+ and NO3−, respectively.

Thus, the more information a governor has about the SSA targeted rate, the less uncertainty around the maximum increased allowance rate a governor may impose without incurring the penalty.

Using the Maximum Increased Inhibition Rate (MIIR) measure for each combination, we found that the highest MIIR 26.83% was reached by Sinomenine combined with Matrine ((S):(M)), whereas the lowest MIIR 1.86% was reached by Sinomenine combined with Paeoniflorin ((S):(P)).

The increase in maximum concentration in comparison to the 100 μM treatment strongly depended on the metal; the maximum increased for CuDMA from 18.0 to 23.4 μM (30%), for NiDMA from 6.4 to 9.8 μM (53%), for ZnDMA from 4.0 to 7.1 μM (78%), for CoDMA from 6.5 to 12.4 (91%), for FeDMA from 13.5 to 69.3 μM (413%), and for MnDMA from 0.7 to 82.6 μM (11 700%).

She also mediated negotiations over the spring to cap the maximum increases under rent control to 10percentt a year when a landlord does capital improvements or debt service passthroughs.

The maximum increase should be no more than $8.40.

The maximum increase had been 2% over each of the next three years, but councils will now be able to make upfront rises of 3% in each of the next two years.

In all, 146 districts would receive the maximum increase of 20percenttheseese districts received far less last year, about 9.6percentt on average, according to budget figures.

Scientists say 2C is the maximum increase in temperature the world can tolerate without risking environmental mayhem – which could include rises in sea level, melting of the ice caps, drought in Africa, America and Asia, storms and ocean acidification.