Sentence examples for changes decreasing from inspiring English sources

Control experiments with the SypHer pH sensor confirmed that the HyPer ratio responds to pH changes, decreasing with acidosis and increasing during alkalosis.

However, for shallow indents (nanoindetation data), the slope of the line severely changes, decreasing by a factor of ten, resulting in a "bilinear behavior".

The SMPOs showed similar changes, decreasing in amplitude and then disappearing.

We predicted that: 1) UCPs would correlate positively with plasma C-peptides, BMI and body fat in both captive and free-ranging animals; 2) UCPs would covary with body mass in response to dietary changes, decreasing during food-reduction, and increasing during re-feeding (as in Bonobos, [37]).

Provided a number of different games were available to cater for different age groups, it could be widely applied, and will allow children to relocate themselves to 'another world' during dressing changes, decreasing their attention to painful stimuli.

To give concise prognosis of necessary nursing care 3 main factors have to be taken into account: (1) Demographic developments (declining familial potential for nursing), (2) Structural changes in society (increased female employment; increasing number of single-person households) and (3) Cultural changes (decreasing commitment to nurse relatives).

It said that within 90% of households, the amount lost as a result of the tax and benefit changes decreased as income rose.

These chemical changes decrease the acidity of the water and enable the it to absorb more CO2 from the air, thereby helping to reduce planetary warming.

The changes decreased its original estimates of total giving in 2008 and 2009 to an inflation-adjusted $303.76 billion and $284.85 billion, respectively, from $307.65 billion and $303.75 billion.

The thermoelastic model predicts that velocity changes decrease exponentially as a function of depth.

The maximum values of the magnetic entropy changes decrease with the increase of Fe concentration.