Sentence examples for a quick decrease in from inspiring English sources
The pollen records suggest a quick decrease in the forest cover ca. 3000 2450 cal.
Beyond ∼120 h, a quick decrease in capacitance was observed with a corresponding increase in resistance, indicating a possible deterioration to the electrodes.
Under high-intensity rainfall, the dilution effect was dominant, indicated by a quick decrease in EC, pH and calcite saturation (SIc) but a quick increase in pCO2.
Catalyst recycling leads to a quick decrease in both conversions and yields probably due to a combination of catalyst deactivation by CaO exposure to air between catalytic runs, and a decrease in the catalyst surface area available for reaction due to particle agglomeration.
Particularly, samples with the content of MWCNTs above φC exhibit a noteworthy increment in storage modulus and a dramatic decrease in resistance, while those with the content of MWCNTs below φC display a quick decrease in electrical conductivity and only a slight increment in storage modulus.
99mTc-sestamibi SPECT scans also showed a quick decrease in perfusion.
Therefore, older adults show a quicker decrease in viral load, with a conversely slower increase in CD4 nadirs.
29, 46, 47 Second, denosumab resulted in a quicker decrease in markers of bone resorption than alendronate.
We also observed that a quicker decrease in the eGFR and increased proteinuria were associated with the development of anemia, and this condition has been associated with increased morbidity and mortality in CKD patients [ 1, 2, 15, 16].
Mice in VS(E+I) treated group showed an initial surge in BG concentration upon intraperitoneal glucose injection, followed by a quick decrease to normoglycemic level in 60 min. The glucose responsive profile in VS(E+I) group was comparable to that in the healthy mice control group.
The observed trajectories are shown in Fig. 4: one class (88.2 %) was characterized by a relatively quick decrease in symptomatology compared to the other class, which showed a slower decrease in severity.
