Sentence examples for disappearance increased from inspiring English sources
Contribution of invertebrates to litter disappearance increased with time mainly for litter which disappeared slower in the absence of invertebrates.
Rates of carcass disappearance increased with forest area surrounding the study sites.
Effective P disappearance increased linearly (P<0.05) on 30 May and decreased quadratically (P<0.01) on 18 August, and effective Mg disappearance increased linearly (P<0.01) on both dates with N fertilization rate.
The control substrate had decreased NDF disappearance versus the average of other treatments (P < 0.01), and consistent with in vivo total-tract digestibility, in vitro NDF disappearance increased linearly as WDGS increased (P < 0.01) regardless of AH concentration.
Immediately soluble N (fraction A) and rate of N disappearance increased linearly (P < 0.05) with fertilization rate for both harvests, but N disappearing at a measurable rate (fraction B) decreased linearly (P < 0.01) with fertilization rate for both harvests.
Murder rates fell considerably, though, according to the police, disappearances increased.
And they question whether violence truly ebbed as much as suggested, noting that homicides may have declined but disappearances increased.
However, NDF potential disappearance fraction, NDF total disappearance were increased when the enzyme was added at a high dose.
There were differences on DM and NDF degradability curves (P<0.05) between rumen exposure times, in which the disappearance was increased up to 120 h after incubation.
We found that the number of associated CME filament disappearance events increased with the increase of the solar activity and significantly decreased with quiet sun.
Another sign is the scissor maneuver, described by Karahan et al. which entails repeatedly applying pressure with the linear ultrasound probe sagitally oriented in the right paramedian epigastric area and looking for a shift in the reverberation (i.e., presence upon releasing probe pressure; disappearance upon increased pressure using the caudal part of the probe) [14].
