Sentence examples for decrease in the running from inspiring English sources

Decrease in the running wheel activities displayed a different pattern.

We also tested if BMI was related to motor skills or activity measures: after adjustments for age and gender, increased BMI was related to a decreased score in the running task (beta coefficient of -0.14 and 95% CI of -0.28 to -0.08, p < 0.05), but not to the other single motor skills (p > 0.06), both Motor Scores (both p > 0.25) or any of the activity measures (all p > 0.2).

In an ideal situation, for most task types, the decrease in run time for running a particular task on Condor compared to running it on a single computing core should be proportional to the number of executing nodes available in the Condor pool.

The plots in Figure  3 show a trend of increasing running times for larger BCCs, but the graphs are not very smooth, i.e. there are some sudden decreases and increases in the running times observed.

The decrease in the distance run by cells was due to a reduced velocity but not to a change in migration directionality (measured by the ratio of the distance between start and finish point divided by the total track distance) (Fig. 8A,B).

The proposed model decreases the running time in addition to improving the performance and convergence rate of the algorithm.

Bjerke and colleagues reported that restricting blood transfusions in newborns on ECMO decreased the running time of ECMO by 15% [ 19].

Similarly, top runners in the 'New York City Marathon' tried to maintain an even pacing profile by avoiding an excessively fast start which might result in a decrease in running speed in the second half of the race [ 15].

They were more active at the start than the end of the test, as indicated by a decrease in mean running speed across the trial (Fig. 3B, dotted line).

Despite the huge boom in mass participation running, his analysis shows that there's actually been a slight decrease in marathon running here in the UK ( down 5%) – whereas globally it has increased by 13%.

Both EphA3KI/+ and WT littermates progressively learned to discriminate between the reinforced (Go trials) and non-reinforced (No-Go trials) runways as indicated by a significant decrease in running time on Go trials and stable running times on No-Go trials (Go trials: F2,34 = 18.9, p < 0.0001; Fig.  7a, b) as usually observed in this task (Meziane et al. 1993).