Sentence examples for a decrease in passive from inspiring English sources

Clinically, there was a decrease in passive hip adduction in the "decreased" FO group (7°; p < 0.001).

This having been said, some linguistic researchers, notably Seoane and her collaborators (Seoane & Loureiro-Porto 2005, Seoane 2006, Seoane & Williams 2006), claim to have detected a relatively recent change, leading to a decrease in passive use in scientific writing.

Although chloride ions are known to have detrimental effect on zirconium, polarization curves show an increase in the passive zone for the anodised condition in the absence of a rupture potential, together with a decrease in passive current density when compared to the control.

The important decrease in never-smokers and ex-smokers could be explained by a decrease in passive tobacco smoke exposure following preventive campaigns promoting smoke-free environments.

Effective nitriding time and hence, the thickness of the nitrided layer were increased with increase in the duration of chemical etching and a decrease in the stability of passive layer on the SMATed specimens.

Passive shortening (ps): passive; occurs with a decrease in diameter and pressure.

Potentiodynamic polarization study of coated specimens revealed overall resistance to corrosion by increase in corrosion potential, decrease in passive current density and increase in transpassive potential.

However, simulation studies [12] and empirical evidence on the effect of the introduction of bans among smokers and non-smokers [7], [20], [29] suggest that most of the observed effects of smoking regulations can be attributed to decrease in passive smoking.

This could imply that phosphorylation of titin is not solely responsible for the decrease in passive force observed after PKCα.

The extension of film formation time increases the photocurrents and leads to a decrease in the bandgap energy of the passive film.

While most fMRI studies in dementia have focused on positive activations, or increases in task-related signal, recent studies in AD have examined task-related deactivations, defined as a decrease in signal during an active vs. passive task.