Sentence examples for decrease of air from inspiring English sources
The flux decreased with the increase of kaolin concentration and with the decrease of air flow rate.
For higher fuel velocities, the decrease of air velocity leads to the extinction of the edge flame.
Trend analysis of experimental data reveals a general decrease of air pollution across the region, which agrees well with changes assessed by emission inventories.
Anecdotal evidence and simple logic dictate that there are two reasons for this relative decrease of air support: Troops in contact with the enemy are calling for air support less often than before the tactical directive was issued, and when they do call for air strikes their requests are more frequently being denied.
Obtained results clarified how and how much pollutant concentration distribution is influenced by road structures with and without fences: the fences on the upper deck have generally positive effect on decreasing of air pollution near ground level while those on the ground always not.
Both inlet air cooling and inter-cooling are utilized within the proposed system to limit the decrease of the air mass flow contained in the given volume flow as well as reduce the compression power required.
αSyn-A30P significantly enhanced axonal degeneration as reflected by a faster decrease of the AIR at 60 min and 120 min after crush compared with control animals that had been injected with AAV.EGFP (AIR at 60 min: EGFP control: 0.96±0.01, αSyn-WT: 0.73±0.05, αSyn-A30P: 0.71±0.04; at 120 min: EGFP: 0.73±0.04, αSyn-WT: 0.56±0.04, αSyn-A30P: 0.64±0.05).
Findings reveal that in general, urban greening can significantly mitigate the UHI intensity, both directly and indirectly, resulting in the decrease of global air temperature and mean radiant temperature up to 4 °C and 4.5 °C respectively.
For frequencies above 1250 Hz the reverberation time decreases, because of air absorption and the special effect of the dome.
Consistent with this, we found increased air space size in mice with age, indicated by a decreasing number of air spaces per visual field (Fig. 4 E ).
