Sentence examples for by a marginal decrease from inspiring English sources

Under the same operating conditions, the comparisons indicate that variable width collectors exhibit performance behavior similar to those of the constant width corresponding models, but it is accompanied by a marginal decrease in air temperature rise and collection efficiency along with a slight increase in fan power consumption.

The number densities of lithium ions between the two graphenes are estimated from existing semi-empirical molecular orbital calculations, and the graphene sheets giving rise to the triple ion layers admit the largest storage capacity at all temperatures, followed by a marginal decrease of storage capacity for the case of double ion layers.

On the other hand, when the react period was subsequently changed to 3.0 hour, aerobic period followed by 5.0-hour anoxic period, a marginal decrease of SCOD removal in aerobic phase (65.64%) and anoxic phase (86.07%) with an initial SCOD of 1042.52 mg/L was obtained due to lag of aeration time.

As the years go by, your washer probably will experience a marginal decrease in performance, and your clothes can start to look dingy, according to Melissa Maker, who started a cleaning service in Toronto in 2006 and has been writing for the blog Clean My Space since 2011.

A marginal decrease in cell proliferation by the combination of curcumin and retinoic acid is consistent with the modest suppression of the FABP5/PPARβ/δ pathway.

The method yielded only a marginal decrease in word error rate (WER) by 1 2 % in a simple digit recognition task, depending on the bit-rate.

Our results also indicate a marginal decrease in membrane GLUT-1 expression by prolonged hyperglycemia (slow onset).

IgG titers induced by FDI were moderately lower (2.2-fold, p = 0.005) with only a marginal decrease in HI titers.

In both dependency management, the throughput was not significantly affected by the reconfiguration, i.e., the experiments demonstrate that our approach causes just a marginal decrease (lower than 0.2%%) in the system's throughput.

Astrocytes showed a marginal decrease at Day 10 and Day 14.

A mere $15 billion poured into schools produced a marginal decrease in performance, thus proving once and for all that money can't buy intelligence.