Sentence examples for a downward inflection from inspiring English sources

The transition effect is experimentally confirmed by the appearance of a downward inflection in the size distribution of pores during sintering.

In contrast to these previous studies mainly performed on nonathletic subjects, a downward inflection of the T- S relationship at high torque has been observed in several subjects in the present study.

Our study confirmed the female predominance in the incidence rate of thyroid cancer and also observed a downward inflection in the age curve of thyroid cancer risk after menopausal ages in women, which suggest a pivotal role of oestrogen in the development of thyroid cancer [ 21].

A downward inflection of the T- S relationship at high torque has been previously observed in a fast controlled-release study of the plantar flexors [ 24]: the torque corresponding to the demarcation point between nonlinear and linear part of the stretch-torque curve was between 0.30 and 0.70 MVC.

The computation of the torque-velocity relationship from the torque-time, velocity-time, and power-time curves presented in this paper gives a hyperbolic torque velocity relationship at velocity lower than 100 rpm and a downward inflection of the torque-velocity curve at velocity higher than 180 rpm because of fatigue.

It is pronounced with a downward inflection.

When 1 1 NO/CO feed ratio was used over Pd/Al2O3, a concave feature in the CO light-off curve was observed, where the CO light-off curve showed a downward inflections after complete NO conversion had been reached, and then started to increase again with further increase in temperature.

For example, GRA1 had an upwardly trending inflection point just after the OD0 sample corresponding to the maximum rate of synthesis just before the peak of expression between OD4 and OD10, and a downward trending inflection point between the BD8 and Mc52 samples indicating the maximum rate of degradation just before the gene is no longer expressed in the merozoite.

Following the initial rise, the time to downward inflection towards reduction of SV, an indicator of inadequate filling secondary to increasing heart rate, occurred significantly (p<0.05 normal vs <8; p<0.001 normal vs ⩾8) earlier, and at lower heart rates (p<0.05 normal vs diabetic groups) in the diabetic groups compared to normal (fig 2A and 2B).

The first part consists of the initium, or intonation, of a melodic fragment; tenor, or recitation note; flexa, or downward inflection, used only if the first half of the verse is long; and mediatio, or middle cadence (resting point).

"I was born in London to Australian parents, whose Sydney twang was much imitated by school friends, more used to west London's downward inflection," he writes.