Sentence examples for by a decreasing shift from inspiring English sources

This status is occurred by a decreasing shift in the mean of quality characteristic in the third stage which is equal to 0.2.

The latter is accompanied by a decreased overall red shift in λmax and temperature dependence for the (picosecond/nanosecond) reorganization of the environment surrounding the excited state dipole.

Most ILD functions (54.7%) eventually exhibited a decrease in maximum response strength accompanied by lateral shift [Fig. 6A; decrease in maximum response strength accompanied by lateral shift ('Dec/Sf') or increase in maximum response strength then followed by a decrease accompanied by lateral shift ('Inc/DS')].

The downward stage shift observed in southern Switzerland was accompanied by a decreasing trend of invasive tumour size at the time of diagnosis.

At the same time, there appears to be a slight decrease in helicity at the C-terminal end of the H helix, as indicated by a decrease in the secondary chemical shift of residues D141, I142, and Y146.

On April 9, the depression turned northwestward toward Mozambique as thunderstorms increased, aided by a decrease in wind shear through a shift in the jet stream.

Both studies observed a clear difference in the structure of the microbial community between CF patients and healthy controls: This shift was characterized by a decrease in Moraxella, Haemophilus, and Corynebacterium in CF patients, negatively correlated in the both studies with an increase in S. aureus abundance.

Eye movements caused a shift in the autonomic balance as indicated by a decrease in heart rate and skin conductance as well as an increase in finger temperature.

Such shift of the reaction path is also accompanied by a decrease of the reversible specific charge of the material.

Similarly, any increase in specificity achieved by a shift to the right will be more than offset by a decrease in sensitivity.

It displays a strong up-shift of transcriptional activity at sampling point IV followed by a decrease at sampling point V.