Sentence examples for considered that the decrease from inspiring English sources

Many researchers considered that the decrease of enzymatic efficiency in higher ILs concentrations could be attributed to the denaturation of enzyme.

It is considered that the decrease of the ion temperature in N2/Ar ECR plasma is caused by the decrease of the radial electric field.

It is considered that the decrease of plastic deformability for the notched specimen was caused by the process of voids formation and crack growth due to the effect of plastic constraint of the notch.

Generally, the influence of Cr-oxide on the Ni-based material resistance is very complex, and it can be considered that the decrease of conductivity follows the trend that the conductivity of Ni-oxide is greater than the conductivity of Cr-oxide [5].

Bacman D et al considered that the decrease of TGF-β receptor expression in stroma as in epithelial tumour tissue might occur via mutation or downregulation [ 16].

Thus, we considered that the decreased signal upon incubation at 37°C is due to the decreased antigen-binding activity of nanobodies.

The factors we considered that can decrease the probability are an effective immune response, deleterious substitutions, and order-dependence in the acquisition of substitutions.

The main processes are considered that result in the decrease of the activity of metal, oxidic, carbonaceous catalysts: their corrosion and chemical dissolution, anodic oxidation, cathode deterioration.

I've jotted these down (some slightly paraphrased): Frustratedartist: Do you consider that the decrease in violence is a truly global phenomenon, or is it limited to the 'developed' or 'prosperous' world?

This behavior seems to be counter-intuitive at a first glance, when considering that the decrease of the alkyl chain length in strongly Cd-coordinating ligands, such as phosphonic acids, leads to smaller nanocrystals [28].

Since the higher deposition temperature leads to the larger grain size for BFO thin films, as we have discussed previously, it is reasonable to consider that the decrease of hardness and Young's modulus might be mainly due to the grain size effect [29].