Sentence examples for decrease in the reactive from inspiring English sources

Fitting of the results required a decrease in the reactive surface area of calcite, which is consistent with the passivation process.

The simulations showed that the reactivity of the acids and the acid composition of the feed affect both the column temperature profile and conversion, and that the benefit of a methanol excess is limited by the temperature decrease in the reactive section.

A decrease in the reactive oxygen species (ROS) load by efficient sunscreens and/or other protective agents may represent a promising strategy in preventing or at least minimizing ROS-induced cutaneous pathological states [ 11– 13].

On the other hand, micron-sized agglomerates of CNT at high concentrations may have reduced toxicity because of the decrease in the reactive surface area, limiting their translocation and interaction with cells [ 47].

Due to the higher molar volume of barite compared to celestite, the porosity decreased in the reactive layer.

Also with the increase in the number of dye molecules, the path length of photons entering the solution decreases and fewer photons reach the catalyst surface, which results in the decrease in the generation reactive hydroxyl and superoxide radicals.

Uncontrolled clinical symptoms of radiation inflammatory waves successfully could be limited during patient's 8-month follow-up as evidenced by the decrease in the C-reactive protein level observed after each MSC administration thus confirming modulating activity of MSCs in inflammatory processes [43].

Improvement of the patient was visible after the initiation of antibiotic treatment, with fever subsiding and a decrease in the C-reactive protein level.

Prior studies utilizing IFN-β (Rebif®) for the treatment of collagen-induced arthritis in rhesus monkeys suggested clinical improvement in 75% of the animals treated and a notable decrease in the C-reactive protein [ 6].

MDH and eDNA in biofilm were measured respectively by a decrease in the absorbance of reactive mixture at 340 nm and biofilm lysate at 260 nm compared to untreated controls.

The only other long-term study of the effect of air pollution on lipid peroxidation found a 30% decrease in the thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) assay with extended stay in highly polluted areas of Mexico City (Medina-Navarro et al. 1997).