Sentence examples for with increasing differential from inspiring English sources

The charge transfer electrical resistance increased, the double layer capacitance decreased, and other characteristic parameters are observed with increasing differential stress.

This was also confirmed by laboratory experiments performed by Amitrano ([2003]) who observed a decreasing b-value with increasing differential stress.

Although variability in the numbers of families represented by differentially-expressed genes in the different clusters was not large, there was a general trend toward higher diversity with increasing differential gene expression.

As predicted, total growth allocation decreased with increasing differential mortality.

Opposite to growth, relative reproductive allocation strongly increased with increasing differential extrinsic mortality.

For the group of sRNAs with increased differential expression in multiple stress conditions, several of these are involved in modulating the expression of outer membrane proteins.

Specificity was lower in Indigenous than non-Indigenous patients, with an increasing differential with increasing lookback period (p < 0.05).

It is evident from this chart that, other things being equal, nurse households at the lower end of the income scale remit a very similar proportion of income to the rest, but, as income levels increase and although their remittance levels increase, they become less generous than the rest in a relative sense, with an increasing differential as income increases.

The Turkish lineage displays an increasing differential success rate, with regard to the vaccine strain O1/Manisa/69, starting from the DQ296516 Ankara/12.99 isolate, obtained in the Ankara province in 1999, towards the DQ296528 Kutahya/05.04 isolate, obtained in the Kutahya province in 2004.

Additionally, the individual males appeared more segregated by rank than observed on day 1 (Fig. 5iii), again aligning with the increased differential in aggression between male ranks by day 5. Aggression is an evolutionary conserved behaviour with implications for human and animal societies and unravelling its neurophysiological basis has many potential benefits.

Planned post hoc t-tests showed that in the conditioning context A, where we predicted stronger recall of fear following DCS treatment, the DCS subjects had increased differential SCRs compared with the placebo subjects (t(21) = 1.99, P = 0.03, unpaired t-test, 1 tailed).