Sentence examples for decrease of conversion from inspiring English sources

A gas turbine efficiency curve at partial loads has been obtained, showing a decrease of conversion efficiency at lower unit loads.

This may explain the observed decrease of conversion yields on addition of water to shea oils, as addition of water above a certain level favors hydrolysis of the triglycerides instead of the transesterification reaction (Fjerbaek et al. 2009).

Loss of conversion occurred initially more rapidly at the intermediate pressures of 40 and 70 bar, compared with at 10 and 100 bar, where a sustained but gradual decrease of conversion occurred.

Combining the exponential decrease of conversion tract extension with the influence of these tracts on GC content, I reasoned that DNA sequences devoid of meiotic DSB sites that experience the extension of meiotic conversion tracts initiated beyond their boundaries should present a specific profile of GC content, with a higher GC content at both ends.

The resulting reduction of catalytic power implies an increase of maintenance value and a decrease of conversion yields.

It is demonstrated that gradually, the significant decrease of conversion to laparotomy and major intra-operative complications could be seen [ 19, 22, 23] among these complications excessive hemorrhage and urinary tract injury are the prominent ones [ 19].

Gene conversion gradients, the decrease of gene conversion from one end of the gene to the other, have been observed in S. cerevisiae and other fungi [see [ 58] and references therein].

Consistently, pre-adsorption of water was shown to lead to a decrease of the conversion level, resulting in a conversion profile similar to that obtained after 10 min of reaction in the absence of pre-adsorbed water.

In a continues test of 12 h at 600 °C, 0.02% of SO2 caused an irrecoverable decrease of NO conversion from 94%to85%and2.5%2.5% of H2O caused a drop of NO conversion from 86% to 56%, while NO conversion totally recovered when H2O was removed.

The highest conversion of benzene was obtained at 400 °C while the selectivity of ethylbenzene increased with the decrease of benzene conversion.

Additional CH4 results in slight decrease of CO conversion at both 0.1 and 3 MPa.