Sentence examples for diminished slope from inspiring English sources

With height as the independent variable and renal length as the dependent variable, MMA patients had a diminished slope compared to historical controls, indicating that in MMA there is a decreased renal growth rate that is independent of height.

In this example we also observed a diminished slope for ln kU vs 1/ T. The destabilization of the fold associated with the [P12W] mutation predominantly results from accelerated unfolding particularly at the lower temperatures.

Both peptides exhibit similarly diminished slopes as compared to bare MoS2, indicating decrease in carrier mobility.

However, as shown in Figure 11 shows, the aggregated flow throughput increases with diminishing slope till the network becomes saturated.

At greater values of NL, diminishing slope indicated that the shoot biomass growth of the WS plants was increasingly limited by factors other than N accumulation.

A slope of around 1·0 in the BS vs. NL relationship indicates similar leaf N efficiency (EN), and the diminishing slope for the genotypes with the greatest N accumulation in the WS treatment indicates decreased EN (Fig.  1).

Whereas each inhibitor alone could not impair the radiation-induced cell death (data not shown), the addition of the three inhibitors together significantly decreased the percentage of dead cells and diminished the slope of the percentage of dead cells over the time.

The amygdala activity increased as a function of deviations from individual-specific reference point in prosocials under placebo (slope estimate of the linear fit = 0.222, p = 0.001, a) and this pattern was diminished under oxytocin (slope estimate = 0.010, p = 0.88, b).

Important features of the SW Ni Ni3S2/NF OER catalyst are believed to have played a key role in diminishing the Tafel slope because (1) morphology and active sites have significant effects on the Tafel slope and (2) highly exposed and accessible catalytic active sites of Ni-nanosheets that enhance the OER activity.

Tying in with this, it is assumed here that greater trust diminishes such slippery slope fears, and thereby increases euthanasia acceptance.

If novel drug candidates are expected to diminish the negative slope of scores with time, a change of 0.04 per year could be detected in samples of 400 with a power of about 80%.