Sentence examples for a steadily decrease in from inspiring English sources

Thus, cells grown on the RPI at increasing partial gravity levels exhibit a steadily decrease in fluorescence intensity, meaning that the cells divide faster at higher partial gravity levels, accordingly losing fluorescence intensity.

Of note is that a steadily decreasing trend in mental suffering over time was not found as could have been expected due to the elapsed years after the genocide and subsequent repression of memories.

He once illuminated the peculiar evolutionary phenomenon in which more recently evolved species within a family group steadily decrease in size by comparing it to how the manufacturers of Hershey bars avoided price rises by making the bars smaller while keeping the costs the same.

However, xenotransplanted human SSCs cannot undergo spermatogenesis but will rather divide a limited number of times and steadily decrease in number.

The distributions of the co-implanted hydrogen also vary in that the intensity in depth profiling with secondary ion mass spectrometry does steadily decrease in the oxidized Ta, while in the metallic Ta it shows a short indentation below the surface and then decreases only very slowly.

However, it would seem highly incongruous to judge the truths in table 4 to be steadily increasing in truthlikeness, while the falsehoods both to the left and the right, both marginally different in their overall likeness relations to truth, steadily decrease in truthlikeness.

Ebola viral load started to steadily decrease in the blood after ZMAb administration and became undetectable by day 19 after admission, while it persisted longer in urine samples.

This baseline scenario assumed a steadily decreasing FOI over the simulation period, in which the decline in FOI associated with improvements in socio-economic conditions following the end of the Second World War was assumed to continue to drop at the rate of 5% per year.

The carbon concentration in group 1 wafers was observed to be the lowest level of all, with an intensity of around 2 × 104 counts/s in a steadily decreasing attitude.

The subsequent steps are summarized in Table 2. Adduct formation between the cationic intermediates and a second equivalent of anisole steadily decreases in exergonicity from –10.0 to –1.1 kcal/mol as the number of phenoxide substituents at the boron center increases (Table 2, column 1).

Another gene arrangement has been steadily decreasing in frequency at a number of the sites studied.