Sentence examples for decrease in the depth from inspiring English sources

The Fe(II) sulfides formed as a consequence not only helped to restrict the build-up of Fe(II) in the groundwater but also probably co-precipitated As to prompt As decrease in the depth of 25 30 m.

Therefore, the decrease in the depth that may alter the dominant vibrating part from the muscular region to the ligamentous one [4], [9] would be followed by a reduction in the damping ratio of related tissues.

Moreover, the decrease in size of the beam can also be observed in the slices through the focus and along the optical axis as a decrease in the depth of focus (cf. Figs. 4 ▶ e, 4 ▶ f).

Partial remission (PR) was defined by a decrease in the depth of tumor infiltration, as determined by pathological examination, compared to the pretherapeutic uT-values (i.e. a reduction of T-category) or in cases in which the maximum tumor diameter (transverse or longitudinal) measured by endoscopy or CT/MRI showed a decrease of at least 50%.

Body elongation in fishes has been attributed to several factors, including increase in the number of vertebrae, increase in the length of vertebrae, increase in the length of the skull, and decrease in the depth of the body (reviewed by [ 4]).

The better off-center spatial resolution may be due to the decrease in the depth-of-interaction effect due to the large bore and the thin scintillators.

In this region, the silicon surface is coated with a wet oxide layer modelled as a composite medium [SiO2]1−h[H2O]h where the local volume fraction of water, h, decreases in the depth of the layer with decreasing distance from the silicon surface.

Around ca. 4000 B.P., the Littorina Sea stabilized and salinity decreased because of the reduction in the depth of the Danish straits, increasing vertical mixing and replenishing oxygen to the deep basins.

At fiber volume content equal to 0.75% there is a significant decrease in the crack depth for a given crack tip opening displacement.

The tests performed showed both an increase in the electrical resistivity and a significant decrease in the carbonation depth for all mortars treated with SN.

This coincides with a decrease in the dorsoventral depth of the pterygoid ventral to the median Eustachian foramen, which in turn limits the exposure of the basisphenoid ventral to the basioccipital on the posteroventral surface of the skull.