Sentence examples for but decreasing in frequency from inspiring English sources

As expected, the most common haplotype was the one that matches the rCRS sequence, being very common in Galicia (∼20%; range 16090 16365), but decreasing in frequency towards Cantabria (∼13%) and Catalonia (∼12%).

The prn3 allele was found in all three periods but decreased in frequency from 10%% in 1998 2001 to 4 % in 2002 2006 and to 1 % in 2007 2012.

Isolate SN99CH2.12a became well established and increased in frequency from 2004A to 2005A on all host treatments but decreased in frequency from 2005A to 2005B on four of five hosts.

Using the same experimental approach, Abang et al. [ 38] also found that some isolates increased in frequency during the parasitic phase but decreased in frequency during the saprophytic phase in the barley pathogen Rhynchosporium secalis.

This isolate increased in frequency on four of the five treatments (the mixture was the exception) during the parasitic phase of the disease cycle but decreased in frequency during the saprophytic phase on all treatments except the cultivar mixture.

The frequency of isolate SN99CH2.04 increased on all host treatments except the cultivar mixture during the growing seasons (from 2004A to 2004B and from 2005A to 2005B) but decreased in frequency during the saprophytic phase (i.e. between 2004B to 2005A, Figure 3).

Namely, the mutations located in the 5′ UTR of PBP1, 3′ of BCS1 and in SGO1 and YNL058C seem to be linked in a single mutant that comprised a large proportion of the UV mutant population, but decreased in frequency throughout GS evolution.

This approach has been shown to produce accurate estimates of the true effective number of factors k*; the adaptation of the Gibbs sampler occurs every 10 iterations at the beginning of the Markov chain but decreases in frequency exponentially fast, so as to satisfy the diminishing adaptation condition in Theorem 5 of Roberts and Rosenthal (2007).

Nuclear power accidents are decreasing in frequency, but increasing in severity.

Vulcanian events occurred in March April 2011, decreasing in frequency with time.

It will, substantially, be lost in a series of bursting speculative bubbles, decreasing in frequency and severity as the excesses in wealth are bled away.