Sentence examples for decreased contribution from inspiring English sources
Thus, despite the decreased contribution of solid solution strengthening, the tensile properties of the introduced lean alloy at room temperature are found to be comparable to that of the well-studied five component FeMnNiCoCr system.
In the case of the Dual Coolant Lithium-Lead (DCLL), the decreased contribution of helium (non-breeding coolant) as thermal source in comparison with lithium-lead (breeding coolant) presents clear advantages, like less dependence on the long-term availability of He and lower recirculating power (recompression).
This decreased contribution of long sequences has the effect that the weighted sum converges to a limit.
We attribute the greater mean peak wavelength of NPC ROI spectra to the decreased contribution of cell scattering in NPC ROI spectra, which are only defined around individual NPCs.
Two of the hypotheses most frequently put forward to explain this observation, namely (i) the decreased contribution of inhibitory postsynaptic potentials to the recorded scalp ERPs and (ii) the decreased contribution of 'latent inhibition', are discussed.
This type of fatigue may relate to decreased contribution of PCr and/or abrupt increases in muscle lactate or by-products of ATP hydrolysis.
"We've seen decreased contributions and decreased membership," he said, while capital campaigns and expansions have been postponed and donors have been asking for more time to pay their pledges.
In the present study, in drug addicts, the dACC showed decreased contributions of functional connectivity in the DMN.
The absence of sialic acid in the side chains of Pn14 also decreased contributions to van der Waals stabilization energy and the electrostatic interaction energy.
In comparison to control conditions, they are also associated with decreased contributions (a2 and a3) and no considerable changes in lifetimes (τ2 and τ3; Fig. S4 in Data S1).
-Describe in detail three actions related to your focus area to decrease contribution to food wastefulness.
