Sentence examples for as indicated by the decrease from inspiring English sources

In agreement with this result, the silencing of Bik rendered U266 cells resistant to oxidative stress, as indicated by the decrease of highly DHE-positive cells from 53 to 28%.

The meltability of process cheese (as indicated by the decrease in loss tangent parameter from small amplitude oscillatory rheology, degree of flow, and melt area from the Schreiber test) decreased with an increase in the concentration of SHMP.

There was a change from uniform corrosion to localized corrosion on the metal substrate associated with the aircraft coating as indicated by the decrease in frequency event as this coating failed.

SEM analysis reveals blisters in the as-implanted samples and the increase of their number density and size up to a temperature of ∼500 K. TDS analysis indicates effusion of parts of the implanted deuterium in the 500 600 K temperature range: deuterium is released from the blisters as indicated by the decrease of their number density and size observed by SEM in this temperature interval.

As a result, chromophore of β-carotene was lost, as indicated by the decrease in orange color (Binsan et al. 2008).

The addition of Rpn13C, which monomerizes the Uch37, resulted in a decrease in FRET, as indicated by the decrease in the acceptor fluorescence at 664 nm and the corresponding increase in the donor fluorescence at 553 nm (Fig. 3C).

Around Palau, El Niño conditions likely decreased tuna abundance/availability, as indicated by the decreased fishing effort7 (Fig. S1), predicted fishing habitat suitability (Fig. 4) and reported catch in 201520,24,34.

Competitive sorption was observed as indicated by the decreased adsorption of the primary adsorbates with adding competing adsorbate.

Increasing potential is beneficial to the repassivation of metastable pits, as indicated by the decreasing average repassivation time.

Pretreatment with baicalein protected against liver I/R injury, as indicated by the decreased serum aminotransferase levels and the reduced histopathologic abnormalities.

Applied stress enhances the anodic dissolution of steel, as indicated by the decreasing charge-transfer resistance and increasing dissolution current density of steel with the increase of stress.