Sentence examples for decreased control from inspiring English sources

The disadvantage is decreased control and more complicated analyses.

We then discuss simple biological models, in which complexity is increased at the expense of decreased control of underlying architecture and ground truth.

In addition, when 10 mM L-Lactate was substituted with an equicaloric concentration of Glucose (5 mM extra Glucose ACSF), the Ca2+ signal evoked by the cocktail of glutamate/glycine is significantly decreased (control: 0.29 ± 0.04 a.u.; 5 mM extra Glucose: 0.14 ± 0.06 a.u.; ncult = 8; ncells = 425; p < 0.05), in a manner similar to that observed in the presence of Pyruvate (Fig. 2B,C and Table 1).

Regarding the phycological aspects, the research indicates that lower income "is associated with higher levels of psychosocial stressors which include decreased control over life, and higher insecurity, social isolation, stress, and mental disorders," factors that increase the risks of bad nutrition and can lead to obesity.

Thus, mating with a close kin leads to a decreased control over the sex-ratio of the offspring.

Reduced function in this network has been previously associated with decreased control over a variety of behaviors, including reactive aggression.

Once completed, we succeeded in increasing overall plasma stability and decreasing control system latency by several times.

However, the objective of decreasing control packet overhead by route optimization is obvious.

Next, the duty cycle is acknowledged in the ACK packet and priority is set for source nodes, which decreases control overhead and reduces unnecessary energy consumption.

Cluster Based Routing Protocol (CBRP) [13, 14], an on demand source routing protocol, divides clusters into nodes and decreases control overhead during route discovery.

This finding probably resulted from decreasing control efforts for schistosomiasis after the end of the WBLP.