Sentence examples for decreasing edge from inspiring English sources

Although smaller patches may better emulate historical size distributions of fire skips, conservation value is likely maximized in large patches, mainly by decreasing edge effects.

Many total knee arthroplasty (TKA) tibial baseplates have a peripheral lip or cement pocket theoretically to increase cement penetration by decreasing edge escape of the cement squeeze film on baseplate impaction.

In such a scenario, the shortest path is redefined to be the shortest path in time with non-decreasing edge weights because a decreasing edge weight from one link to another would mean a missed contact opportunity.

The decline of the red-legged partridge in Spain was preceded by agricultural transformations related to land holding concentration and an increase in cultivated surface per property, which increased patch sizes and decreased edge and marginal areas across Spain.

Alas, the competitive injury here is not higher prices, but instead is decreased edge innovation.

The SPR of silver nanotriangles showed three distinct bands corresponding to the in-plane dipole, quadrupole, and out-plane quadrupole plasmon resonance, and the SPR shifted to shorter wavelengths with the decreased edge length of the silver nanotriangles as the theoretical calculation.

In contrast, overexpression of Myosin 1E full tail domain (TH1+TH2+TH3/SH3) decreases edge fluctuation.

The contribution of TA branch to thermal conductivity increases with increasing the length or decreasing the edge roughness of GNRs.

When we decrease the edge pruning threshold, more edges qualify to be included in the summary graph and thus increasing the density of the summary graph.

Even after surface exchange/passivation, with surface adsorbed Mn being replaced [46], the same trend of decreasing band-edge PL with growth time is also preserved.

The blue-shift of the absorption edge may be observed with increasing r H. What is more, below the optical band gap, the spectra shown in Figure 2 reveal long, exponentially decreasing absorption edges.