Sentence examples for decrease match from inspiring English sources
Supporting this idea, risk alleles tended to decrease match scores between PRE motifs and genomic loci, often to a limited degree but nonetheless consistently across non-coding psoriasis-associated SNPs (Figure 6A – 6A).
But Mr. Passel noted that the dates of the decrease matched the deepest years of the economic slowdown, with its high unemployment.
Predictably, the number of assembled sequences and the length of assembled contigs increased with decreasing match percentage and decreasing match size (Table 1).
Between 2012 and 2014 the average number of reforms passed annually decreased, matching levels that characterized the pre-crisis period.
When going from the two- to the one-cursor condition, the between-hand correction rate increased, whereas the within-hand correction rate decreased, matching quantitatively the predictions of optimal control theory.
Based on these results, one can imagine that the reason why animals with deleted Nav1.7 and Nav1.8 sodium channels still experience neuropathic pain is because the potassium conductance correspondingly decreases to match the decrease in sodium conductance.
The club's own revenues grew by £7.9m (3 per cent), with a £8.2m decrease in match day revenue more than offset by growth in broadcasting and commercial revenues.
As a result, the number of shares issued by the buyer will increase or decrease to match that fixed dollar amount.
Based on this, the amplitude would increase or decrease to match the object and save more time by not using a too high amplitude when it is not needed.
It should be noted that any influence from the small bias of the midpoint estimate mentioned in Sect. 3 ("Raw data extraction") on the main statistical outcome would decrease the match between the model and data.
In branches separating sister taxa F. heteroclitus and F. grandis, rates of substitution in non-coding intergenic spacer regions appear to decrease to match or fall behind substitution rates in protein coding regions.
