Sentence examples for decrease in spectrum from inspiring English sources

A decrease in spectrum usage efficiency and, therefore, in the performance of the affected SUs.

Our aim is to show that OFDM/TDM using MMSE-FDE can be used in practical systems to overcome the high PAPR problem of conventional OFDM at the cost of slight decrease in spectrum efficiency.

It is also clear that the integrals defined in Eq. (30) impose constraints on the high SH degree of the SA-USN model that are too strong, leading to an unrealistic decrease in the spectrum.

After 24 h of immersion, the decrease in Raman spectrum intensity is about 85%% for bare Ag NP films, compared to 12%% for the Ag NP films with a 10-nm SiO2 layer, and 15%% for Ag NP films with a 20-nm SiO2 layer (Fig. 5d).

The decrease in Raman spectra peak intensities, before and after the immersion into acetaldehyde and acetone, was reduced by the DLC thin film deposition on the PMMA substrate, and the effect of DLC coating was revealed.

We aimed to evaluate the concordance between this technique and the conventional microbiological methods (CMM) for the diagnosis of VAP, assuming that it could support a decrease in broad-spectrum antibiotics consumption.

The area of the ~950 cm−1 peak, assigned to Si-O stretching vibrations in Q 2, increases with solution of water in KS4 and NS4 glasses but decreases slightly in spectra of LS4 glasses (Fig. 4).

Since 1 and 2 show a decrease in their absorption spectrum when being illuminated (see Table 1), the absorbed amount of light energy decreases as well, which might result in a lower generation of singlet oxygen compared to the photostable derivatives (stability: 1 = 2 ≪ 3 = 6) (Table 1, see also supporting information).

We did not observe the shift of the resonance position for CRD line with the temperature decrease in ED EPR spectra as was observed in CW EPR spectra.

The decrease in the absorption spectra of the dye solution was monitored at regular intervals of time.

This implied that the chelating interactions were disrupted, to cause a decrease in the CD spectra amplitudes of the protein [ 40, 41].