Sentence examples for decrease in the intermediate from inspiring English sources

The disruption of the larger scale fractal morphology was characterized by significant decrease in the intermediate scattering intensity.

The decrease in expression did not appear to be a result of the XIST/Xist expression since two mouse genes had this decrease in the intermediate cell line, AHA-A5-2b, that only expressed human XIST and not mouse Xist.

The pool size of αKG in G1HL had the most obvious decrease in the intermediates of TCA cycle.

Moreover, at a pressure support of 5 cmH2O the P0.1 was tenfold that at a pressure support of 25 cmH2O, and it progressively decreased in the intermediate stages (pressure support 10 and 15 cmH2O).

The fraction of mitotic cells with circumferential division orientation was decreased in the intermediate and peripheral region of habrk3 mutant; in particular, the fraction with absolute τ′ less than 30°, 40°, and 50° was significantly lower in the peripheral region of habrk3 mutant relative to the wild type (Fig. 6D).

In contrast, photorespiratory mRNA and protein amounts did not decrease in the C3 C4 intermediate species but were mostly equal or even higher than in the C3 species, demonstrating that the establishment of the photorespiratory CO2 pump in the genus Flaveria relies on coordinated changes in the expression of all core photorespiratory enzymes.

The mother-to-infant DHA surge via the milk seemed unable to prevent a RBC-DHA drop in the Maasai (low fish) infants, prevented a decrease in the Pare (intermediate fish) infants, but did enable a postpartum RBC-DHA increase in the infants of the Sengerema (high fish) women (Fig.  1b).

The conductivity plots of NT composite (Fig. 2a) display the decrease of the proton conductivity with decreasing frequency in the intermediate range (100 Hz < f < 104 Hz) at T = 120 °C, usually attributed to the universal power law response due to ion-hopping in amorphous or disordered ionic conductors [16].

As apoptosis can lead to secondary necrosis (i.e., rupture of the plasma membrane), one could argue that the decrease in those intermediates reflects a non specific loss due to nonspecific release from the cells.

γ-Irradiation caused a slight decrease in the amount of intermediate component to 19±5% and an increase of the relaxation constant to 1.8±0.3 s.

The decrease in catalytic activity is attributed either due to the decrease in the concentration of intermediate benzylic carbocations [15, 16] or the decrease in Brønsted acidity; both interpretations need the activation of molecular H2.