Sentence examples for by a low decrease from inspiring English sources

The swell-shrink path was found to be S-shaped and included a low structural shrinkage (Save = 100% to Save = 80% at wp) followed by a sharp decline during normal shrinkage (Save = 80% to Save = 60% at ws) and then by a low decrease during residual shrinkage (Save = 60% to Save = 0%).

When Arabidopsis seedlings were analysed after imposing NaCl treatment, a slight increase in miR398 expression was observed, accompanied by a low decrease in the expression of its target, superoxide dismutase.

Sighing speech was often characterized by breathiness accompanied by a low decreasing pitch intonation (80% of the "sighing speech" tokens).

It is reasonable to expect that if the effect of PVT1 were mediated only by TGFB1, then a correspondingly low decrease (i.e., 20%) in secreted FN1, COL4A1, and PAI-1 would be observed.

After the unwinding reaction was initiated, FRET dropped rapidly to ∼0.3 in ∼0.9 s, likely due to unwinding of the AT base pair block, followed by a slow decrease to the lowest value.

Monopolistic industries were surprisingly characterized by low decrease in TE, while intensively competitive industries with large sum of foreign investment were characterized by rapid decrease in TE, such as food processing industry, food producing industry, electronics and telecommunication industry.

M. communis has a low PN decrease (by 46%) during drought associated to stable RD rates which determine a lower RD/PN ratio (0.43 ± 0.02).

This low decrease can be explained by the conformational change of membrane bound pAntp.

14 Indeed, having a low SEL decreases the 6MWD by 12.78 m. 14 Our study suggests that the onset of NIDDM in subjects having a low SEL accelerates the 6MWD decline since it reaches 32.86 m (Table 3).

By contrast, a low proportion of infected individuals decreases the number of infections in subsequent generations.

The Crh− 120 /+ mice illustrated this by having a low BMD, hypercalcemia, hypercalcuria, and decreased plasma concentrations of PTH and osteocalcin (Table 1).