Sentence examples for a decreasing potential from inspiring English sources

Curves are expected to converge against a fixed value parameter ' a' in the model function indicating an upper limit for gene detection, which correlated with a decreasing slope at higher sample sizes indicative of a decreasing potential to detect additional tomato genes with further sampling.

This effect can be also described as a decreasing potential of the turn-taking strategy to create a social environment that favours its own strategy, which explains why the turn-taking strategy does not evolve for benefit values larger than four (figure 2).

This leads to the depletion of plasma electrons and a decreasing potential of the dust-plasma cloud (φ c ) (Havnes et al., 1990).

This leads to in vitro aging, the accumulation of intracellular oxidative damage, and subsequently a decreased potential for proliferation and differentiation.

In summary, although it has often been assumed that small populations have a decreased potential for adaptation [19], our analyses imply that some rare Acroporid corals may actually have increased adaptive potential as a consequence of introgressive hybridization [20], and therefore may be less vulnerable to extinction than has been assumed.

Otherwise, in CXCR2−/− mice, the orthotopic tumors had a decreased potential to metastasize to the lung [ 38].

Mitochondria were dysfunctional and fragmented, with impaired respiration, reduced respiratory chain complex activities, and a decreased potential maintained by reversal of the ATP synthase.

Already in passage one cells showed a decreased potential to form multilayers and extended passaging led to the loss of epitheloid cell character.

We hypothesize that strains harboring the genomic variant associated with decreased transcription of LYS2 will have a similar reduction of intracellular αAASA concentration and thus a decreased potential for transcriptional activation of Lys14p.

Our documented low W-135 carriage rate in Singaporean pilgrims in the year 2002 is indicative of a decreased potential for spread of meningococcal disease in close contacts of returning pilgrims.

Especially for very small children a shorter fasting time helps decreasing potential fear of the surgery and so it might increase patients' compliance for the necessary preoperative procedures.