Sentence examples for a linear reduction of from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the effect of the stacking in pure polythiophene as well as in pure polypyrrole have been studied and a linear reduction of the band gap or HOMO-LUMO gap as function of the stacking was found.
Faecal production increased linearly from 56 g to 107 g/dog/d (R2 = 0.99; P<0.001), with a linear reduction of faecal DM (R2 = 0.99; P<0.001) and a linear increase in faecal lactic acid concentration (P<0.02).
Furthermore, the adhesion limits imposed by [10] prescribe a linear reduction of the braking forces between 200 and 350 km/h, according to a linear law which corresponds to a reduction of the braking power of about one-third in the above-cited speed range.
In this model, β is the magnitude of the linear trend disturbance (slope) in the process parameter and its positive value implies an increasing trend in which λ t >λ0, while a negative β leads to a linear reduction of the Poisson rate and λ t <λ0 for t=τ+1,…,T.
Recently, Jansson et al. observed a linear reduction of load output over time in the presence of liquid saturation over several hours [ 22].
Bonafé et al. also reported a linear reduction of circulating free IGF-1 in the Italian population [ 19], in accordance with our data that magnified the effect for the elderly and found previously unreported sex-specific difference.
They also ensured that more will be done to reduce emissions from intra-EU flights by means of a "linear reduction factor" – a yearly reduction of emission permits placed on the EU carbon market.
The results from experiment one showed a linear reduction in ADC of dry matter (DM P == 0.02), lipid (P < 0.0001), and protein (P = 0.04) with increasing level of algae biomass in the diet.
This strategy allows a linear reduction by L of the hardware resources occupied by the FU blocks, and reduces significantly the complexity (2 × O(P log P)) of the interconnection network (or barrel shifter), which simplifies the routing problem.
With iron up to 66 mg/day, we found a non-linear association with birth weight but a linear reduction in risk of low birth weight.
Moreover, T. diatraeae showed a linear reduction in the number of circulating plasmatocytes in the hemolymph of A. gemmatalis with increasing parasite density (Figure 3).
