Sentence examples for decrease of open from inspiring English sources

Data were collected on study design, treatment modalities, characteristics of the sample, methods of measurements, success rate, decrease of open bite and divergency, treatment duration, side effects and costs, and stability.

In view of evident success of the concept of graph energy, and because of the rapid decrease of open mathematical problems in its theory, energies based on the eigenvalues of other graph matrices have been introduced very widely.

Thus, the most significant event induced by loss of NF-Y binding is an increased recruitment of closed chromatin markers, and not a decrease of open chromatin markers.

Consistent with the expression analysis, we observed that these three miRNAs showed an increase of H3K27m3 and H3K9m3 repressed chromatin marks and a decrease of open chromatin marks in ASC in comparison with NTERA-2 (Figure 6).

(2) Some studies attribute the loss of large-sized mammal lineages, like native South American ungulates, to the decrease of open vegetation area from the late Pleistocene last glacial maximum to the Holocene climatic optimum [ 31, 36, 37].

This maximum is explained by the combination of an increase of short-circuit current density Jsc and a decrease of open-circuit voltage Uoc with L. In configuration B, Jsc also increases with L, but Uoc stays rather constant and the maximum in efficiency only appears at very large values of L ≈ 12 mm.

These systems are the most basic option for low-income countries to decrease rates of open defecation and increase access to improved sanitation.

The results show that, water depth has great influence on the open hole extended-reach limit of ERW due to the particularity of offshore drilling; there is a decrease of the open hole extended-reach limit as the water depth is increased, and in general, the open hole extended-reach limit adopted two kinds of DGD modes are greater than that of offshore conventional drilling mode.

The high temperatures induce especially a decrease of the open porosity due to an amorphous carbon deposit at the surface of the material.

This directly causes the decrease of the open circuit voltage (VOC) and the increase of both the fill factor (FF) and the short circuit current (JSC) with the addition of MDBS.

It was observed that 30 μM ranolazine application resulted in a decrease of mean open probability from 0.6 to 0.38, without affecting the average number of channels contributing the late Na + current (n = 4), in agreement with estimates obtained from averaged macroscopic currents.