Sentence examples for decrease of the contribution from inspiring English sources

This observation can be explained by the decrease of the contribution of strong BAS (bridging Si-O(H -Al groups) accompanied by tH -Alcrease of concentration of BAS in mesopores.

This "latter half" of the cosmic SFR is characterized by the rapid decline of the total SFR, especially the decrease of the contribution of dusty IR galaxies toward z = 0: While, at z = 0, the contribution of the SFR hidden by dust is 50 60%, it becomes >90% at z = 1 (Takeuchi et al., 2005a).

The increase of recrystallization degree results in the increase of mesopore to micropore volume of zeolite Y as well as to the decrease of the contribution of strong Brønsted acid sites in faujasite cages and the increase of the contribution of Brønsted acid sites in mesopores.

The simulation with 13-alanine peptides starts with a high content of amino acids in coiled conformation, but at 400 ps the system evolved in a different way, with a decrease of the contribution of the coiled structure and an increase in the residues present in bended fragments.

As higher η p requires higher effective application of propulsive force, the decrease of the contribution of iEMG might be associated with a decrease in the contribution of η p and be associated with muscle fatigue.

The low contribution of archaeal cells in Kongsfjorden during the spring to summer transition period (∼ 1% of the total picoplankton abundance) agrees with previous reports on the decrease of the contribution of Archaea to the prokaryotic community from the winter towards the summer season in Arctic and Antarctic waters (Church et al., 2003; Alonso-Saez et al., 2008).

Near-bandgap laser light illumination of As x S100-x (x = 40, 45, 50) samples causes decreasing of the contribution of components with the homopolar S S bonds in all the samples (Table 2).

For PMMA/BPA-EO blends, a decrease of the entropic contribution to the interaction parameter when increasing the size of the oligodiol was also found.

Focusing on the Amide I and II bands (Fig. 10b), a small decrease of the helical contribution at ~1650 cm−1 and increase of random coil at ~1630 cm−1 is observed upon increasing ageing time.

The size increase of the oligomeric species and the corresponding decrease of the entropic contribution to the free energy of mixing made a modifier-rich phase (β-phase) segregate from the matrix (α-phase) at a particular conversion level.

It is shown that the increase of the electron phonon coupling leads to a super-linear decrease of the quantum contribution due to a decrease of both, the proportion of the coherent component and the semi-classical parameter ϵ.