Sentence examples for decrease of forward from inspiring English sources

The decrease of forward voltage, we believe, was due to the effective current spreading, which was the same reason for UV-LED with graphene network on Ag nanowires [13].

However, with the progression of the disease courses, HD patients would not have a decrease of forward displacement of the cervical spinal cord.

As shown in Figure  1, a 48 hours treatment with indoxyl sulfate led to a decrease of forward scatter, an effect reaching statistical significance at 300 μM indoxyl sulfate concentration.

This is in accordance with the properties derived in Proposition 4. After this value, the obtained results both for the simulated robot and the physical one show that an additional increase of the amplitude (alpha) causes a decrease of the forward velocity.

The factor shows linear decrease of sperm forward motility and it completes within 5 min. MIF-II (10 µg/ml) when heated at 60°C, 80°C and 100°C for 2 min, cooled at room temperature and then assayed for motility inhibiting activity under the standard assay conditions, showed complete loss of activity at 100°C (Table 2).

The transfer size limited by the forward range is decreased as the decreasing of the forward range.

Therefore, the percentage of the size limited by the forward range to the original size is decreased as the decreasing of the forward range.

The results showed a time- and concentration-dependent decrease of the mean forward scatter (FSC) value following treatment of parasites with staurosporine (Fig.  3a).

In this case, ablation would lead to a decrease in the occurrence of forward swims.

Cells with apoptotic volume decrease had reduced mean of forward scatter and increased mean of side scatter as compared with normal cells.

Flow cytometric analysis confirmed that cycling endogenous cardiomyocytes (BrdU+/GFP+ cells) were smaller (decreased time of flight, decreased forward scatter area) and less granular/complex (decreased side scatter area) compared to non-cycling endogenous cardiomyocytes (BrdU−/GFP+; Supporting Information Fig 4).