Sentence examples for a decrease in displacement from inspiring English sources

However, a majority of the maple blades with tubercles showed a decrease in displacement.

The magnitude of negative cooperativity between agonists and GDP in these experiments was derived from a decrease in displacement of [H]NMS binding by a fixed concentration of tested agonist by increasing concentrations of GDP in GDP-less membranes.

The results showed that, despite a decrease in MR, displacement, and energy ductility, the confinement provided satisfied the high MR demand in presence of strengthening, unbonded prestressing and use of UHSSCC.

We observed two counteracting effects: (1) On large spatial scales, elastic layering with increasing rigidity with depth leads to a decrease in surface displacement.

We observed two main effects of heterogeneity for fixed slip tests: (1) On large spatial scales, elastic layering leads to a decrease in surface displacement with an increase in the average rigidity.

In the southern west-east profile in Figure 2, we can see a decrease in the displacement approximately 100 m east of the nearest point of the geothermal plant location between 18 March 2014 (purple curve) and 9 April 2014 (black curve).

Together, a decrease in streptavidin displacement was observed.

We observed that when Y1065 is mutated, cells expressing Y1065A vinculin are able to display a decrease in bead displacement with subsequent pulses of force, thereby indicating a stiffening response.

Although a lull in certain areas has contributed to a decrease in new displacements and an increase in returns, humanitarian challenges remain, with about 13.1 million people severely food insecure.

Adaptation to the force field was indicated by a progressive decrease in displacement of the hand (PD) from a straight line between the start position and the target (yellow panel, Figures 4B and S4B).

Comparison of force-velocity curves at limiting and saturating ATP concentrations suggests that the load-dependent diminution in kinesin velocity may be due to a decrease in the net displacement per molecule of ATP hydrolyzed, not simply to a slowing of the ATP turnover rate; kinesin would therefore appear to be a loosely coupled motor.