Sentence examples for believed that the decrease from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ames believed that the decrease in private and government funding for the arts was a reflection of more pressing societal concerns about urban, racial and educational problems.
It is believed that the decrease of friction force is due to the decrease of grain boundary strengthening effect and the increase of the fraction of surface grain to facilitate the material flow.
It is believed that the decrease in the deposition rate at higher ICP powers is due to resputtering of the coatings as a result of ion bombardment as well as film densification.
It is believed that the decrease in the glomerular filtration rate would be due to the generalized hypodynamic state associated with hypothyroidism [ 1– 9].
Traditionally, it was believed that the decrease in bioavailable or free testosterone level was the main cause of age-related bone loss in men. 2 However, both cross-sectional and longitudinal evidence indicates that levels of bioavailable estradiol rather than testosterone are strongly correlated with the BMD and fracture risk.
It is believed that the decreased protective limit may have rather significantly influenced the number of drug prescriptions or the utilization of health-care services above 20 outpatient visits.
The authors term this region the "orientation association area," or O.A.A., and they believe that the decrease in its activity during meditation or prayer is highly significant.
Thus, we believe that the decrease of the lattice parameters is attributed to substitutional Li ions, while the increase is due to interstitial Li ions.
We believe that the decrease of the laser fluence down to near-threshold values enables one to completely avoid cavitation phenomena and thus eliminate the second highly size-dispersed nanoparticle population.
We believe that the decrease in IRS-1 phosphorylation at this inhibitory site (Ser 307) in GHRKO mice underpins the insulin-stimulated elevations in the activation of downstream PI3K/IRS, AKT1 and AKT2 in the absence of increased IR activation upstream.
We believe that the decrease though small, is statistically significant.
