Sentence examples for a decreasing performance of from inspiring English sources
Rojas et al. [33] revealed a decreasing performance of the biogas process in a reactor without stirring and related it to the insufficient contact between substrate and microorganisms.
For higher SNRs, this results in a decreasing performance of the feature.
Our results showed a decreased performance of caterpillars feeding on Arabidopsis plants subjected to competition.
However, detailed post hoc comparisons of the means of the groups showed that the decrease in the ethnic gap was not due to increased performance of the ethnic minority students as hypothesised, but instead was due to a decreased performance of the white students in the intervention condition.
The engine-aged catalyst has a decreased performance in terms of both decreased activity and increased N2O selectivity.
Brief rehearsal of the first sequence learnt a day before, immediately before learning a second, significantly decreased performance of the first on the third day.
Thus, based on the above data, two major possibilities exist: either that, DM independently contributes to the pathophysiology of accelerated decline in pulmonary function or that DM is just a marker for decreased performance of respiratory muscles and physical endurance.
Divided attention during walking at a constant speed did result in decreased performance of a visuo-spatial cognitive task and an increased variability in locomotor rhythm.
Normally, the existence of high levels of pollutants such as ammonia in landfill leachate over a long period of time leads to a motivated algal growth, decreased performance of biological treatment systems, accelerated eutrophication, promoted dissolved oxygen depletion, and increased toxicity of living organisms in water bodies (Aziz et al. 2010).
A decreased growth performance of YM001 due to ABC transporter deletion might be one of the main reasons of reduced virulence.
It is possible that asymmetry in this subsample may be a result of decreased performance on the original side or of improvements in the operated side.
