Sentence examples for decrease in the fast from inspiring English sources

The increase in initial percolating rate, expressed by the ratio of initial flow rate and solid scalar potential, causes an obvious decrease in the fast P wave velocity and an increase in its quality factor.

This effect was accompanied by an increase in the slow and a decrease in the fast Maxwell relaxation of these biofilms.

Significant decrease in the concentration of fasting blood glucose, TG, total-C, and LDL-C for the both group was observed after 7 days of kimchi intake regardless of amount of kimchi intake.

The indices of shoaling behaviour (the time spent in proximity to the display and travel distance in the horizontal direction against the display) were the highest in the normal speed group and decreased in the faster- and slower-than-normal speed groups.

BMDTB was normal at diagnosis, with a fast decrease in the first 32 weeks, in which chemotherapy was relatively intensive.

RT distributions for post-error trials revealed that the large decrement seen in 7 to 8 and 9 to 10 years old children is primarily due to the sudden decrease in RTs in the fast and slow trials respectively.

RAPSearch showed a drastic decrease in accuracy in the fast mode, and the accuracy of BLAT was not drastically improved the accuracy, even using a smaller tile size parameter.

Although islets from mice with short telomeres had intact slow [Ca2+]i oscillations, there was a decrease in the frequency of fast [Ca2+]i oscillations, indicating a functional defect in β-cell Ca2+ handling (Figure 2E 2G).

The administration of T. procumbens extract to diabetic rats resulted in a significant decrease in the levels of fasting blood glucose.

In the liver, AMPK-mediated suppression of gluconeogenesis results in a decrease in the levels of fasting blood glucose, leading to a reduction in circulating insulin levels and resensitization of insulin target tissues to the action of insulin.

Like paint, the gel decreases in viscosity the faster it's dragged, thus providing more lubrication the faster the rock moves.