Sentence examples for by an initial decrease from inspiring English sources

This was indicated by an initial decrease of crystallinity index with take-up speed at a given distance from the spinneret, followed by an increase at 850 mpm.

The Iron Age (c. 1000 15 cal BC) is represented by an initial decrease in find sites, caused by the Hallstatt climate depression before the emergence of a favourable climate for high alpine farming about 400 cal BC.

The 10 mg/kg dose of SKF-81297 produced a biphasic effect on locomotion, which was characterized by an initial decrease followed by later stimulation.

This similarity may be due to the fact that in most cases longitudinal tumor size measurements in treated patients are characterized by an initial decrease eventually followed by a tumor regrowth.

In contrast, the <155 group was characterized by an initial decrease followed by a subsequent increase in DI, which resulted in a 28.6% higher DI than that at baseline (Fig. 1).

The higher dose (10 mg/kg) produced a biphasic effect on locomotion in both strains, which was characterized by an initial decrease during the 5-to-20-min interval followed by a significant stimulation during the last interval (45-to-60-min time interval).

The systemic inflammatory response in patients was accompanied by an initial decreased ability of immune cells to respond to TLR ligands LPS and LTA, although not all cytokines were affected.

In a serial study in rats recovering from transient cerebral ischemia performed by Lin et al., an initial decrease in vascular density (based on the Q value) and an increase in vessel size (based on VSI) was observed in the reperfused cortex at day 1 and 3 [ 52].

For both Pb and Ti, an initial decrease followed by a large increase in the band gap of the films was observed.

Displacement values slightly decreased in time in x-axis, and an initial decrease followed by a slight increase was observed in the y-axis.

The burn rates were found to depend on the strand diameters under the conditions applied, with a generalized decreasing trend at high pressures and atmospheric pressures, and an initial decrease followed by an increase at intermediate pressures.