Sentence examples for direction of decreasing from inspiring English sources

The resulting nanoscale system yields asymmetric axial thermal conductance with greater heat flow in the direction of decreasing mass density.

Thermophoresis is the phenomenon by which sub-micron particles suspended in a gas move in the direction of decreasing temperature.

If the magnetic susceptibility χ is positive, the force is in the direction of increasing field strength, whereas if χ is negative, it is in the direction of decreasing field strength.

For example, if the magnetic dipole m is aligned with B, then the energy is −mB, and the force is in the direction of increasing B. If m is directed opposite to B, then the potential energy given by equation (7) is +mB, and in this case the force is in the direction of decreasing B. Both types of forces are observed when various samples of matter are placed in a nonuniform magnetic field.

On the other hand, a synthesis operator + proceeds in the direction of decreasing j.

The arrows indicate the direction of decreasing gain, and the intersection with the vertical axis is at k p = 0.04.

"We're clearly heading in the direction of decreased college affordability.

By contrast, inhibition of ACE with ramipril reduced cardiac ACE and maintained levels of cardiac ACE2, leading to a more favourable ACE/ACE2 profile in the direction of decreased AngII and increased Ang-(1 7).

Stressors showing a significant interaction with single motherhood that point in the opposite direction of decreased odds of smoking in single mothers ('Table  5) were not included in the analysis.

However, this model indicated very strong site effects, and a post-hoc analysis model including key covariates showed a treatment effect in the opposite, expected direction of decreased atrophy [ 45, 46].

For instance, when placed in environments with spatially varying Ethyl Butyrate (Gomez-Marin et al., 2011; Gomez-Marin and Louis, 2014) or Ethyl Acetate (Gershow et al., 2012) concentrations, larvae initiate turns more frequently when headed in directions of decreasing concentrations of these attractive odors.