Sentence examples for decrease in exchange from inspiring English sources
Because of the decrease in exchange current with increasing electrolyte concentration, the increased performance that can be obtained from given quantity of platinum by increasing temperature is reduced at constant water vapor pressure above the electrolyte.
Intriguingly, in the PI5P4Kγ+ there was a significant increase in exchange in residues 158 162 compared with WT PI5P4Kγ and a correspondingly larger decrease in exchange upon addition of NIH-12848.
Nevertheless, many of the reported electrostatic effects have appeared to be relatively modest when compared with the 10−10-fold 10−10-foldn exchange rate that is commonly observedecreasee most slowly exchanging amidexchangederately sthate proteiss.
The decrease in exchange rate observed in the methylation subdomain peptides for the other 40% fraction of the CF may be due to stabilization of this subdomain in the kinase-activating state, which would be consistent with proposals from the laboratories of Falke and Parkinson.
In general, removal of Fe and decrease in V-content in exchange for higher Ni-content were found to improve both the electrochemical capacity and high-rate dischargeability, which are related to the decrease in C14-content and increase in TiNi-content.
Lower N2O emission and increased CH4 oxidation in the NT practice are attributed to decrease in surface ρb, suggesting increased gaseous exchange.
If asked to drop the price we would often counter by agreeing to small price decreases in exchange for an agreement to do case studies to drive future business.
Studies of PEG-lipid micelles have shown that increasing the length of the alkyl tails leads to decreased in vitro subunit exchange and higher stability.
This decrease in the exchange rates of buried amide bonds in a folded protein makes H/D exchange an excellent and sensitive probe for monitoring protein conformational dynamics processes [ 23, 25, 36].
Moreover, a positive impact of this exchange rate on the interest rate, particularly under the flexible regime, supports the theoretical fact that a decrease in the exchange rate causes a rise in export, which in turn increases income.
