Sentence examples for a decrease down from inspiring English sources

IMF Bz is 2 nT before the event, followed by a decrease down to −65 nT and recovery to 2 nT.

Beyond the baseline (year 2005), three different scenarios have been tested: two scenarios simulating increases of speed at least up to 90 and 200 km/h on the whole rail network and the last one assuming a decrease down to 45 km/h.

This resulted into a decrease down to 16.1% of the death hazard ratio, or inversely, more than six-fold increase of the death hazard ratio for those patients not showing the above-mentioned pattern for these three features.

In the DS-sarcoma used in the present study, HT has previously been shown to have a bimodal effect on tumour blood flow with an initial increase in perfusion of up to 20% being followed by a decrease down to 25% of pretreatment values (Kelleher et al, 1995).

In ARDS, N and A decreased down to PEEP 6 cmH2O and then remained stable at subsequent lower PEEP levels.

Up to 300 μJ/cm, the ASE intensity grows in a superlinear way, whereas the full width at half-maximum (fwhm) undergoes an abrupt decrease down to 11 nm.

In one study, involving 52 patients from an adult ICU, a progressive decrease (down-trend) in the power densities of the Fourier low frequency (LF) and very low frequency spectra was found to be a significant marker of deterioration and mortality [ 55].

In the preceding simulations, the values of γ were chosen large enough (compared to ε) so that, through the reset mechanism, σ can decrease down to a value very close to σ 0 before the mean calcium level decreases below the threshold Ca desyn.

As the size of the data set grows, sampling error and the width of the 95% credibility intervals will tend to decrease (down to a limit set by the prior [ 75]).

Once the boresight directivity reaches the extremely maximum value with sufficient accuracy, the beam squint angle will decrease down to an allowable value.

The thickness of the twin domains tends to decrease down to nano-scale with a decrease in the substrate temperature.