Sentence examples for a decrease in the depth from inspiring English sources

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%.

In contrast, a decrease in the seeding depth from the 2.5 inch to 2.0 inch seeding depth at the moldboard-plowed clay loam site decreased yield an average ~9%.

This coincides with a decrease in the dorsoventral depth of the pterygoid ventral to the median Eustachian foramen, which in turn limits the exposure of the basisphenoid ventral to the basioccipital on the posteroventral surface of the skull.

After 1 year, patients on TNFαi showed partial recovery in terms of a decrease in the mean depth of erosions while the mean width remained the same.

In the UK, some agricultural landscapes contain high pond densities, but many farmland ponds have become terrestrialised since the 1960s, with input of organic material resulting in a decrease in the size and depth of ponds that eventually transform into wet woodland habitats.

The increase of the liquidus with depth in the snow zone is inevitably accompanied by a decrease in the sulfur concentration with depth, which implies the presence of a stable chemical gradient across the snow zone (Hauck et al. 2006; Williams 2009; Rückriemen et al. 2015).

The reason for such a decrease in the chloride ion penetration depth is because the addition of SF cause considerable pore refinement i.e. transformation of bigger pores into smaller one due to their pozzolanic reaction concurrent with cement hydration.

In this work the DoC is obtained from the break in the trend of the sediment with the depth, that is, in general with the increase of the depth a decrease in the size of the sediment takes place.

The shear strength also increased with an increase in the fiber contents and a decrease in the shear span-to-depth ratio.

It was observed that in some cases, most notably for the effective depth, a trend exists for a decrease in the "model error" as the effective depth increases.