Sentence examples for decrement of density from inspiring English sources

Lastly, with the DT of 3600 s, the size of Au droplets grew a little bigger in height and the surface showed large empty areas as shown in Figs. 7e, e-1 and 8e, which likely can be due to the desorption of As, resulting in the decrement of density.

At annealing temperatures of 693 783 K, ultrafine ferrite grains were relatively stable with little grain growth but microstructural examination revealed that a recovery process was active, showing the decrement of dislocation density, the restoration of well-defined grain boundary and the existence of a dislocation cell.

The increment in fiber content and length of fiber caused increment in optimum moisture content (OMC) and slight decrement of maximum dry density (MDD).

As clearly seen in the AFM images, only a slight change in the DA led to a significant size expansion as well as a drastic density decrement of the self-assembled Au droplets within the DA range as shown in Figs. 2a e and 3a e, which suggests that the Au droplets are quite very sensitive to the DA modification.

Indeed, miR-34a overexpressing neurons showed a decreased expression of several synaptic proteins and receptor subunits, a decrement of NMDA-evoked current density and, interestingly, a more efficient response to synaptic stimulus.

Along the tube column direction, the non-uniformity of steam inlet velocity increases with the increment of brine inlet spray density and the decrement of brine inlet salinity.

In these cases, Multi objective optimizations with the following goals are considered, increment of multiplication factor (Keff), decrement of power peaking factor (PPF) and power density flattening.

"The natural limits of density?

–DENSITY: Create an accurate demonstration of density using available materials.

Compressive strength decreases with decrement in density.

Moreover, neutral winds were revealed to increase with decreases in solar activity, owing to the decrement of ion drag induced by the decline of ion density when solar activity decreases (Kawamura et al. 2000; Liu et al. 2004).