Sentence examples for advantage decreased from inspiring English sources

However, this advantage decreased with time as the proportion of Rhodococci declined from 25% initially to 1% of the global community after 80 days of treatment.

However, this efficiency advantage decreased as the load was reduced from 100%to50%0%, with both cases presenting the same efficiency at 50% load.

Of the four wash-off methods examined, none removed sufficient dye from the dyeings and, although two commercial detergent formulations were most effective for the first few wash tests, this advantage decreased with increasing number of wash tests.

Earlier in the growth phase (OD600nm up to about 0.02, or about 2 days) the expression of VHb was correlated with an approximately 30% increase in nitrite conversion per unit of cell mass compared to the untransformed strain; the transformant's advantage decreased gradually to only about 6% by OD600nm of about 0.10 (about 5 days of growth).

Interestingly, the correlation results show a modulation of this effect in Americans by their boss's perceived social status, so that the self-face advantage decreased as the subjective feelings of the boss's social status increased.

Interestingly, however, their self-face advantage decreased as their ratings of their boss's perceived social status increased, suggesting that self-processing in Americans is influenced more by one's social status than by one's hierarchical position as a social superior.

This indicates that the SD-MSTR method can offer additional advantages for low complexity UWB systems with small and but its advantage decreases with increasing.

Consistent with an intertemporal labor supply interpretation of the NLH advantage, row 3 of Table 6 shows that the NLH callback advantage decreases with the origin province's per capita GDP, reflecting the pattern in Fig. 1.

Democrats have an 18-point advantage among 25 to 29-year-olds, but that advantage decreases to seven points for young American's 18 to 24.

However, the extent of this advantage decreases as minor allele frequency increases due to the tradeoff between EM-SNP's bias adjustment for the estimation of minor allele frequencies and extra variation introduced in the EM algorithm.

For the LFP/LTP case, the cost advantages decreases from ∼50%to∼10%0% over experimentally reasonable ranges of suspension loading.