The phrase "which is increased from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when comparing two things that have changed, such as when looking at two different points in time. For example, "Gas prices have increased from $2.50 to $3.75 over the past three months."
The similar trend is reflected in the conversion of nitrobenzene which is increased from 8.1 to 47.3 % with the production of more in situ hydrogen.
Furthermore, we study the exciton fine-structure splitting which is increased from 4.6 μeV in 15-nm-deep to 7.9 μeV in 35-nm-deep holes.
Detector and electrode signals are recorded as a function of the gas pressure in the chamber, which is increased from zero to a few hectopascals during a single measurement.
The averaged AUC and accuracy on the selected features were 78.5% and 0.805, which is increased from 75.98% and 0.766 on all features.
For ICU patients, extra reimbursement is calculated per ICU day, which is increasing from category 1 to category 3 units by a factor of roughly times 1.5.
The best performance was acquired by motion-based matcher which was increased from 93.3 to 96% after applying a cascading approach.
Friction as a function of load, which was increased from 3 to 100 nN (Figure 6c), clearly shows a change of the slope at the 40-nN load.
300 rounds per gun were provided which was increased from 245 rounds during construction.
When participants changed their categorization, their average online reaction time was 1.564±0.299 s, which was increased from an average reaction time of 1.399±0.252 s for a maintained categorization.
We used default program settings except for the regularization value, which was increased from 1 to 2 to reduce over-fitting.
Default docking conditions were selected except for the size of the sides of the cubic box encompassing the ATP-binding pocket, which was increased from 10 Å to 15 Å.
