Sentence examples for decrease in the silver from inspiring English sources

While the addition of metallic copper up to 5 g/100 ml progressively decreases the concentration of silver ion in dose-dependent fashion (from 1,000 to 250 μg/ml), further increase in the amount of metallic copper up to 15 g/100 ml does not lead to further increase in the copper ion nor further decrease in the silver ion in the solution [ 64].

In response to the decrease in wages, the Silver Reef Miners Union was formed.

Due largely to a decrease in the amount of silver deposited at the Philadelphia Mint, coinage of silver dollars declined throughout the latter years of the 18th century.

Gradual deposition of silver ion as metallic silver on the surface of metallic copper (step 2, Fig.  1) leads to a gradual decrease in the concentration of silver ion and a concomitant increase in the concentration of copper ion in the solution.

In conclusion, the nanotubes can cause a great decrease in the dimensions of silver nanoparticles, help control their morphology, and prevent them from agglomerating.

The decrease in the extraction of silver ions at a higher concentration of picric acid may be due to a competitive effect between hydronium ions (from picric acid) with silver ions, which causes a decrease in extraction efficiency of silver ions from aqueous phase to organic phase.

Decrease in silver production and price realization: Silver was the biggest drag on WPM's revenue growth in 2018.

According to Trefis analysis, the lower revenue and earnings were mainly the reflection of a decrease in silver shipments, driven by termination of the old San Dimas silver purchase agreement, coupled with the ceasing of silver production from Lagunas Norte, Veladero, and Pierina mines.

As seen in Figure 6c, there is an apparent decrease of the hydroperoxide concentrations in the silver nanofluid at 150°C.

The decrease in performance on the silver standard is mainly due to its incompleteness and noisiness.

This dependence was attributed to a decrease in dissolved silver ion bioavailability and toxicity caused by its binding to cells and/or cell byproducts.