Sentence examples for decrease of the length from inspiring English sources
Note that the stress decreases with the decrease of the length of the adhered part; thus, only relatively short NDs are able to detach from the substrate completely.
In vitro degradation investigation indicated that the degradation rate of PCL segments in Fe3O4@PHEMA-g-PCL increased with the decrease of the length of PCL chains.
The obtained results show that the aft angle of the cavity only has a slight impact on the heat flux reduction, and the heat flux peak decreases with the decrease of the length of the cavity.
Ion implantation induces a strong disordering of the HOPG reflected by a decrease of the length of graphene layers, and an increase of both angular dispersion and interlayer distance and a significant decrease of the Basic Structural Unit (BSU) diameter.
A decrease of the length of hospital stay may also be disclosed after implementation of the program.
The number of indels in each chromosome decreased in accordance with decrease of the length of the chromosomes (Additional file 3).
The optimized drag force increases with the increase of the length-to-depth ratio and with the decrease of the swept angle, and the optimized area-weighted average temperature increases with the decrease of the length-to-depth ratio and with the increase of the swept angle.
Through implementing this ad hoc interface model into a finite element framework, it is found that dislocation nucleation becomes more difficult with the increase of mode mixity, or the decrease of the T-stress, or the decrease of the length-to-height ratio of the surface pad, while the shape of the surface pad, being a square or a long line, plays a less important role.
A decrease of the cooperativity length scale was obtained with the vinyl acetate (VAc) content decreasing.
Let's now consider the decrease of the correlation length Λ of the RP state, when ɛ ranges from 200 eV to 500 eV.
Documentation for decrease of the maximum length with age cannot be found in the literature.
