Sentence examples for complementary decrease in from inspiring English sources

In more recent years, this trend has leveled off somewhat; from 1990 to 2009 women under correctional supervision increased from 14% to 18% of the population, with a complementary decrease in the proportion of men, from 86% to 82% (Glaze [2010]).

Although tempting to make a general statement that distributed entropy shows a complementary decrease in aging, the picture is not so simple.

Our study cohort was demographically similar to the eligible births in the United States, though we had a slightly higher percentage of mothers with < 12 years of education and a slightly higher percentage of Hispanic and black mothers (with a complementary decrease in white mothers) (Table 1).

Combination therapy produced significantly greater complementary decreases in non-HDL cholesterol (primary end point) than pravastatin monotherapy (−14.1% vs −6.1%, p = 0.002).

For that to work[sic], the mathematical model behind the system requires a geometric growth in debt, population, energy consumption, raw material consumption, waste production and pollution (and a complementary geometric decrease in our co-inhabitants of this planet !).

Complementary to the decrease in genetic diversity, LD has been shown to increase from wild barley via landraces to modern cultivars [ 58, 61].

If the localization of quadruplexes in plus strand has negative effect on transcription and their presence in minus strand has a positive effect [ 15, 21], then the potential evolutionary balancing of quadruplexes abundance (an increase or a decrease) in complementary strands could regulate element activity over time.

The predicted steric occlusion of the 2′-OH group in post-translocation state ternary complexes formed with complementary rNTP could yield a decrease in kon, an increase in koff, or a change in both rates, relative to complementary dNTP.

The hybridization of ssDNA with its complementary target caused a dramatic decrease in [Ru bpy 3]2+/3+ FFT-SW signal.

Unfolding the quadruplex of I: II in the presence of a complementary strand leads to a large decrease in FRET efficiency (from ∼70%too ∼5%) as the concomitant distance between the two fluorophores increases.

Complementary to the glucose data is the altitude-associated decrease in fetal plasma insulin, a factor noted consistently in conditions of fetal growth restriction [46], [47], [55].