Sentence examples for available decrease from inspiring English sources
Using this fully deterministic algorithm we can find the shortest evolutionary trajectory from a given starting code to its local minimum of the error cost function (i.e., to a local fitness peak), under the assumption that each step involves the greatest locally available decrease of the error cost.
We also showed a correct upstaging to probably residual disease with the PET data available, decreasing false negative results.
We propose an approach to design a robust layout in a context where the certainty of the information available decreases over time, which is usually the case for real applications.
If protonated CtxB monomers misfold, the amount of deprotonated CtxB monomer which remains available decreases at low pH, leading to a reduction in the yield of the toxin reassembly.
In addition, the more successful the researcher is, the more funding becomes available, decreasing the limitation caused by funding and increasing the scientific production and the respective success of the individual researcher.
Including all the patients for whom the data on delivery was available decreased the preterm delivery rate to 6.0%.
Ideally sources would be able to freely report on each nation however, the extent of data available decreases in those nations with poorer governance.
Post-treatment ADL scores of the control group of Stevens and Killeen's study [ 24] (data not available) decreased significantly compared to baseline assessment.
For patients monitored for more than 6 months, the numbers of patients for whom results were available decreased progressively from 47 for 7 9 months to three for 22 24 months.
Re-assessing the costs and consequences of medication were among the issues raised by NGO leaders among others [ 8], because of rapid changes in medicines available, decreasing prices, and demonstrable successes in treatment in countries such as Brazil.
Decreasing pastoral lands, decreasing available tillable land, decreasing wild game, and decreasing available water all add up to more strife, Scholes says.
