Sentence examples for by a considerable decrease from inspiring English sources

The foam formation was accompanied by a considerable decrease of 50% in biogas production.

The prefreeze state is characterized by a considerable decrease in blood flow as a result of skin cooling and vasoconstriction.

Its introduction into neonatal practice in the early 1990s was followed by a considerable decrease in overall neonatal mortality rate [ 2].

In phases 3b and 4, regression of the trigeminal placode was indicated by a considerable decrease in the number of focal thickenings, most substantially in its ophthalmic parts.

In Hs578TEpCAM cells, overexpression was accompanied by a considerable decreased expression of the Wnt pathway inhibitor SFRP1, by an increased proliferation rate and enhanced sensitivity to Docetaxel.

Seidlitzia rosmarinus surfactant with Critical Micelle Concentration (CMC) value of about 8%% by weight imposes a considerable decrease in oil water interfacial tension.

However, in a parallel study, in which plasmid DNA [44] vectoring viral genes were delivered by electroporation (Cyto Pulse Sciences), we have noted a considerable decrease in plasmid DNA in the skin during 2 3 months following delivery.

The Cardiac Arrhythmia Suppression Trial (CAST) results, published in 1991, showed increased mortality in patients surviving myocardial infarction (MI), and caused sales of class IC antiarrhythmic drugs (AADs) to fall dramatically (by 75%) and there has been a considerable decrease since 1995 in the prescribing of class I AADs in favour of class III AADs.

P-CNTs obtained by sonication with H2SO4/HNO3 3 : 1 v/v showed a considerable decrease in length to <1  μm and an increase to 7% of COOH groups.

The yielding and damage induced by the strong axis motion resulted in a considerable decrease in the weak axis stiffness, with large deformations and low energy dissipation.

In contrast to this, single asperity investigations by means of AFM methods led to a considerable decrease of the friction coefficient with decreasing Young's modulus of the substrate.