Sentence examples for a decrease in starting from inspiring English sources

If it is assumed that a plant operates at the highest possible solids concentration, the addition of recycling would either necessitate increasing the maximum operating solids concentration, which would require modifying process equipment, or leaving the solids concentration the same, which would lead to a decrease in starting cellulose content.

The most efficient blade designs are always very slow to start but, typically, a small trade-off in efficiency is associated with a large decrease in starting time.

The data revealed a pattern of increasing NHx concentrations in late spring/early summer (June) and a decrease in winter, starting in September for most of the sites.

Within both cohorts, patients exhibited a decrease in OS starting at about 4.0 mg per day, with progressive decrement until a dosage of 8.0 mg per day, above which there was no further decrease in OS.

Clearly there is variation in efficiency of capture; C10 for example shows a decrease in coverage starting at 4X, whereas the same dip for capture C9 occurs at 15X.> -wrap-foot> statisticsatistics from the exome sequencing of 96 pigs, showing minimum, maximum and mean values for a variety of sequence, mapping and coverage statistics.

If the decrease in starting amount of RNA or the differences in protocol had no effect on the outcome, the signals from all of the reduced RNA sample size groups would be distributed similarly to the 10 μg group.

The pattern for eye exams showed a decrease in all groups starting in 2005, remaining at a low level after that (results not shown).

This corresponds to either a decrease in the mean starting point of accumulation or an increase in the threshold (these are formally equivalent and cannot be distinguished in the model).

Our results indicate a decrease in activated ERK starting 8-h post-cPAF exposure (Supplementary Figure 3), suggesting that cPAF might also affect cell cycle entry through this mechanism.

Body composition measurements of BL6 mice on a standard chow diet until 2 years of age showed very similar development of body composition as our mice on the control (HCLF) diet, i.e. a steady increase in body fat until over 1 year of age and a decrease in fat mass starting between 80 and 90 weeks of age (Berryman et al., 2010).

Consequently, we expected a decrease in time to start HAART for eligible patients (outcome 2) and an increase in monthly HAART enrollment (outcome 3).