Sentence examples for a decrease in depth from inspiring English sources
A decrease in depth limit and thus a reduction in area cover of eelgrass, has occurred along the German Baltic coast.
In the same paragraph, they say that ouabain increases anterior chamber depth in "no lens" eyes, but fig 1d shows a decrease in AC depth?
A decrease in rainfall depth with subsequent isotopic enrichment marks the gradual retreat of the ITCZ towards the equator after September (Fig. 4a).
This was accompanied by a decrease in SF depth as a fraction of Pg from younger to older red pine stands, followed by an increase in SF/Pg in mixed hardwoods.
This clearly predicts a reduction in the hole side-wall angle and a decrease in hole depth because of the reduced evaporation rate of the hole bottom compared with the planar surface, leading to the morphology in Figure 6c.
Regarding Zn Ni alloy coatings for automotive applications, a decrease in corrosion depth with increasing Ni content after long-term exposure to salt spray was observed, indicating improved perforation resistance.
A decrease in perceived depth alone need not lead to a reduction in illuminant gradient if the light field scales with perceived depths in the scene.
(D ) Reversal of embryonic elongation in mec-8 ; sqt-3 (e2117ts ) mutants leads to a decrease in keyhole depth.
In addition, a decrease in coverage depth was associated with a greater variability in allelic fraction, making it difficult to reliably call heterozygous variations.
Moreover, the decrease in size of the beam can also be observed in the slices through the focus and along the optical axis as a decrease in the depth of focus (cf. Figs. 4 ▶ e, 4 ▶ f).
Partial remission (PR) was defined by a decrease in the depth of tumor infiltration, as determined by pathological examination, compared to the pretherapeutic uT-values (i.e. a reduction of T-category) or in cases in which the maximum tumor diameter (transverse or longitudinal) measured by endoscopy or CT/MRI showed a decrease of at least 50%.
