Sentence examples for and so decreasing from inspiring English sources

The surface waters, about 100 metres deep, which used to sop up the gas quite fast, are now getting saturated with it – turning acid in the process – and so decreasing their uptake.

Overall, the intrinsic genome variability would be in all cases a limit to HT detection by increasing, whatever the mode of evaluation, the threshold and so decreasing the sensitivity of any methods.

Either this is due to differences in the mechanisms responsible for HT in eukaryotes and prokaryotes making it biologically more difficult in eukaryotes and so decreasing its frequency.

Thanks to the complicated electoral system, that might even reduce parliament to 121 members, and so decrease the number of seats needed to form a majority.

However, increasing the CP ratio will also increase the signal redundancy and so decrease the system performance.

Injecting water with CO2 increases the water saturation and so decreases the CO2 saturation in the pore spaces.

When the wire tension increases, the straightness of the wire increases and thus decreases the average wire amplitude and so decreases the resulted kerf width.

The results of using thermal screen at night (12 h) in autumn showed that this method can decrease the use of fossil fuels up to 58% and so decrease the final cost and air pollution.

The former is the result we expected, the latter depends on the fact that increasing the quality factor increases the length of the whole codestream too, and so decreases the relative weight of the RST markers overhead.

The shift in the diffraction lines might be attributed to the smaller radius of the dopant ion, compared to the ionic radius of the Cd2+, which may cause a contraction of the unit cell and so decrease the lattice parameters in the Gd3+-doped CdO materials.

These voxels carry much less information due to their further distance from the GM structures in the unsmoothed data and so decrease the signal-to-noise ratio in the corresponding ROI.