Sentence examples for but tended to decrease from inspiring English sources
Dry matter intake was not affected by Ac, but tended to decrease by CLA.
A backrest increased discomfort with pitch oscillation at frequencies greater than about 0.63 Hz, but tended to decrease discomfort during fore-and-aft oscillation.
Tallow supplementation had no effect on ruminal pH and acetate:propionate ratio, but tended to decrease total volatile fatty acid (VFA) concentration in the rumen.
Thresholds at 160 Hz were unaffected by variations in surround force at the ball of the foot but tended to decrease with increasing force at the hallux.
In this study, TCNSL did not alter absolute methane emission in the rumen, but tended to decrease it by 8% per kilogram of dry matter intake.
Feeding a 20% CP, 20% fat MR at 0.68 kg daily (Trial 3) did not increase daily gains, but tended to decrease starter intake (14%) vs. the control by 49 d of age.
A qualitative analysis for a twin tower structure reveals a general phenomenon that the structural connections between towers tend to increase the wind-induced response for the tower which experiences relatively lower wind loads but tend to decrease the wind-induced response for the tower which experiences relatively higher wind loads.
Proliferation rates are heterogeneous among micromere lineages but tend to decrease over the first three or four cell cycles; thus, total cell number increases almost linearly, with irregular fits and starts (Figure 22).
By feeding diets containing R and F, SAH tended to increase milk fat percentage for the ground-corn diet, but SAH tended to decrease milk fat percentage with steam-flaked corn (CRFL + SRFS vs. CRFS + SRFL).
More specifically, the county-level spatial agglomeration of minority populations intensified during 1953 1964, mirroring growing spatial dependency, but it tended to decrease during 1964 2010, despite a slight increase in 2010.
Serum concentrations of creatine kinase and lactate, an increase of which is indicative of muscular dystrophy [17], were not increased in MCK-UCP1 mice but rather tended to decrease, as compared to wild-type littermates (figure 2A).
