Sentence examples for decreasing fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the histograms of adhesion force and energy dissipation exhibit decreasing fluctuations with increasing degree of curing.
A simple non-degenerate sequence of initial conditions is obtained by choosing random initial conditions with the above value as their mean and sufficiently fast decreasing fluctuations.
Deviation from the deterministic model increases with increasing variance and decreasing fluctuation frequency of the correlated stochastic coefficients.
These results suggest that habituation in an MRI simulator before participating in a neuroimaging study could help to decrease fluctuations in MRI-related anxiety.
The replacement of this eight-residue segment with the corresponding llama sequence gave a chimeric mutant which shows significantly decreased fluctuations.
The reason for this is that increasing population size decreases fluctuations due primarily to stochasticity in the connections between units, which of course does not drop to zero.
It has been shown that direct negative feedback decreases fluctuations and is a ubiquitous mechanism for homoeostatic control [ 25, 26].
It has been found that the extended release formulation resulted in similar mean plasma levels but decreased fluctuations when compared to immediate release quetiapine [ 26, 29].
Specifically, consistent with our theoretical prediction, we observed significantly decreased fluctuations in peroxisome abundance when these mutant strains were cultured in fatty acid rich medium compared to our measurements in wild-type cells.
The hypothesis tested in this study was that morphine given prior to elective intubations in neonates would decrease fluctuations in vital signs, shorten the duration of intubation and reduce the number of attempts.
7 USL255 provides plasma topiramate exposure equivalent to TPM-IR with a significantly lower maximum concentration (Cmax) and higher minimum concentration (Cmin), leading to decreased fluctuations in drug plasma concentrations.
