Sentence examples for decrease in length with from inspiring English sources
In the absence of Mg OAc 2, there was a log-linear decrease in length with increasing concentrations of NaGlu, similar to our observation for NaOAc.
Osmon-McLeod et al. (2011) found that the data indicate that long fiber chrysotile showed ∼70% mass loss and a marked decrease in length with long-term incubation in the Gambles solution, with a concomitant mitigation of the pathogenicity seen in mice injected with 0 weeks samples.
The study by Osmon-McLeod et al. (2011), which reported that long fiber chrysotile showed ∼70% mass loss and a marked decrease in length with long-term incubation in a Gamble's solution which was adjusted to mimic that inside macrophage phagolysosomes provides a basis for understanding the rapid clearance of chrysotile.
In morphological analysis there was decrease in length of roots with increase in endoreduplication.
A significant (p < 0.001, Mann-Whitney test) decrease in length of stay with time is noted both for men, for women, and for both gender together.
We found that NO2 was statistically significant associated with birth length, with a decrease in length of around 1 mm in the combined analysis for each 10-µg/m increase in the whole pregnancy average for residential NO2 exposure.
Telomeres decrease in length by a predictable amount with each cell division.
This has also coincided with a decrease in length of training for doctors in both primary and secondary care.
This additional cost savings resulted from a decrease in inpatient medical costs primarily due to a decrease in length of stay for linezolid compared with vancomycin- or daptomycin-treated patients.
Threshold during weaning from MV can cause an increase in both PImax and PEmax but, at least in these preliminary results, it was not associated with a decrease in length of weaning or an increase in weaning success.
This delay in glutamatergic synaptogenesis was paralleled by a decrease in dendritic length with no changes in spine density, consistent with a protracted dendritic development without alterations in synapse formation.
