Sentence examples for decrease in the vicinity from inspiring English sources
However, it lacks hydrophilicity, bioactivity and sufficient mechanical strength and its acidic degradation by-products can lead to pH decrease in the vicinity of the implants.
The results indicate that sulfur in fuels can strongly affect the cell polarization and thermal stresses, which shows a sharp decrease in the vicinity of electrolyte when 10% nickel in the functional layer is poisoned, but they remain almost unchanged even when the poisoned Ni content was increased to 90%.
It is clear from this figure that the velocity profile deviated from the uniform mode as a result of diffusion in the walls, and the velocity decreases in the vicinity of the walls.
It can be seen that the potential gradually decreases in the vicinity, which means that the broken finger affects not only the area beneath it but also the nearby region.
The reason why the number of these cells was decreased in the vicinity of L1 overexpressing versus wild-type grafts is currently not understood, but reduction of these cells may contribute to enhanced numbers of L1 overexpressing SENAs.
Phenotypic evolution is relatively straightforward: the mean phenotype will approach the new optimum exponentially (because the fitness gradient decreases in the vicinity of the optimum) (Lande 1976b).
This happens because Bcd is an activator of hb and the spatial profiles of both Bcd and Hb concentrations are monotonously decreasing in the vicinity of hb border position.
After exposure to NIR, the membrane fluidity decreases, the polarity decreases in the vicinity of the polar heads, the rate of haemolysis is decreased from the control value, and the zeta potential, electrophoretically measured, was changed upon irradiation as well as the cell shape.
Interestingly, in Nuf2-depleted cells, MCAK staining on MT plus-ends was still decreased in the vicinity of chromosomes (Supplemental Fig. S 1c; Fig. 1e), demonstrating that MCAK associated with plus-ends of non-kinetochore MTs is spatially regulated by the chromosome-derived signal.
