Sentence examples for was modified by increasing from inspiring English sources
The diluted brine was modified by increasing the concentration of Mg2+ and SO42−, individually as well as both ions in combination.
The fiberglass cover of the detector ring assembly was modified by increasing the diameter of the fiberglass aperture from 180 to 270 mm to allow greater access to the full detector field of view.
Here we tested whether the intensity of parasitism was modified by increasing habitat fragmentation in the well know predator-prey system linking the parasitoid Cotesia glomerata (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) to its main host Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera: Pieridae).
To collect the fraction of RNA molecules <200 nucleotides in length, the protocol was modified by increasing the running time from 12 min to up to 45 min at 75 V.
Meantime in Peoria the assay was modified by increasing the cellulose to 100 mg and reducing the incubation time to 30 min but calculating the results back to a 60 min activity value [ 10].
The aerosolizability of MS was modified by increasing its cohesivity, thereby reducing the number of particles expelled from the SCM while interfering minimally with its clearance on the frog palate.
The commercial setup has been modified by increasing the distance for one of the converters using precision coaxial cables and avoiding the use of amplifiers.
The properties of resistance of the films can be modified by increasing their thickness.
Observed rates of mitochondrial ATP production can be modified by increasing or decreasing plasma fatty acid concentration (32, 33).
9 14 22–23 Indeed, Do et al 24 reported that the impact of 9p21 genetic variation can be modified by increasing the dietary intake of vegetables, suggesting a role of secondary prevention programmes including dietary practice.
Fructose uptake may be modified by increasing GLUT-5 expression by the presence of luminal fructose or sucrose, by coingestion of amino acids, or by altering the insertion of GLUT-2 into the apical membrane, such as in the case of diabetes (Hoekstra et al., 1996).
