Sentence examples for basis of a decrease from inspiring English sources
An explanation of these effects is suggested on the basis of a decrease of strongly bound residue of ethylene glycol.
Overall, the results suggest that systems such as eCall could improve the location information, and thereby speed up the arrival of rescue units, to an even greater extent than expected on the basis of a decrease in notification delays.
This can be explained on the basis of a decrease in competition between positively charged H+, H3O+ and MB for surface sites and also by the decrease in positive surface charge on the adsorbent, which results in a lower electrostatic repulsion between the surface and MB.
The changes in the compressibility values and solvation numbers of the amino acids with decreasing water concentration indicate some interesting features and can be explained on the basis of a decrease in the number of solvent molecules, structural rearrangement and preferential solvation of Zwitterions.
Conversely, whenever neurological deterioration was detected on the basis of a decrease in GCS score (20 patients, 29.4%), SEPs always showed a significant latency increase and amplitude decrease.
Additional subgroup analyses for patients with and without left ventricular dysfunction as defined on the basis of a decrease in LVEF were performed using Mann–Whitney U-test for continuous variables and with Chi-Square test for nominal data.
The molecular basis of a decreased insulin-stimulated glucose uptake in skeletal muscle in insulin resistance is a decreased translocation of insulin-sensitive glucose transporters (GLUT-4) to the plasma membrane (Cline et al. 1999; Pessin and Saltiel 2000).
Toughness was increased substantially on the basis of a small decrease of strength.
The initial sharp increase in density can be explained on the basis of a sudden decrease in the volume of the solution with the addition of TBP.
In all fits, the addition of a shell was justified on the basis of a significant decrease in the error function.
This was compared with doses and time points on the basis of a 50% decrease in viability for MLH1-deficient cell lysates (200 μ M in the A2780MNU1 vector at 24 h and 100 μ M in SKOV3 at 48 h).
