Sentence examples for decreases to a level from inspiring English sources

In contrast to another comment in the article, I know of no evidence that oxygen in airplane passenger compartments decreases to a level of any clinical significance.

Using these definitions, our calculations show that both τC and τRM decrease with the successive interactions of the shock waves with the flame interface in all three cases, and that τC is larger than τRM at early stages of interactions and then rapidly decreases to a level comparable with τRM at later stages of interactions.

When a physiological level of androgen is not maintained, such as following androgen ablation, the level of andromedins decreases to a level where they can neither stimulate proliferation nor block the activation of apoptosis in the epithelial cells, and thus the prostate regresses [1].

When selecting more than 3000 probes, the slope suddenly decreases to a level that is close to random distribution.

As near vision decreases to a level where it affects daily routine, people seem more eager to use services, and at this point accessibility becomes a crucial factor.

Immediately after this increase, the adsorbed amount decreases to a level indicating partial removal of the C3M layer from the surface.

A significant reduction in CO and UHC concentrations was obtained at high swirl numbers, whereas the NOx emission was decreased to a level below 10 ppm.

Further, during sericin degradation, the alkalinity of the PBS that was initially adjusted to be pH 11 decreased to a level close to the neutral (Fig. 4c), indicating that the degraded products can neutralize the alkaline aqueous environment, consistent with the expected acidic nature of sericin's degraded products.

By studying the influence of H2O and HCl as inert components it was shown by numerical investigations that the maximum temperature could be decreased to a level, which makes the usage of a porous reactor feasible.

Consequently, the production share of OPEC countries decreased to a level of less than 30% in the middle of 1980s from more than 50% in the early 1970s.

The 2-CP concentration continued to decrease to a level where the equivalent surface concentration in the activated carbon was lower than the equilibrium with previously adsorbed 2-CP.