Sentence examples for disproportional decrease from inspiring English sources

When considering the global unweighing effects on stride parameters during running, its major influence was the large increase in flight time, which contrasted the disproportional decrease in contact time resulting in overall longer stride length and reduction in stride rate.

The rationale for the disproportional decrease in VO2 has not been fully elucidated but may be related to biomechanical changes leading to reduced neuromuscular activation at a given running velocity and, therefore, a decreased need for energy production resulting in less metabolic cost and corresponding physiological changes.

We tested for a disproportional decrease in allelic diversity compared to heterozygosity due to founder effects following colonization events with BOTTLENECK 1.2.02 [58].

Neither a decrease in genetic diversity in the recently colonized landscape nor a disproportional decrease in allelic richness compared to heterozygosity was observed in P. aegeria.

In addition the oxygen consumption decreased by 60%, a notably disproportional decrease compared to the mechanical parameters.

It has been suggested that these disproportional decreases in local metabolism might reflect a use-dependent bias in the degree to which neural populations in cortical areas of different hierarchical levels are affected by the synchronous slow sleep oscillations of deep NREMS (Maquet 2000).

This was also explained by a disproportional reduction of CSA [ 32].

Although axonal loss occurs following neonatal H/I, we have previously shown that this loss is disproportional to decreased oligodendrocyte generation [56].

The disproportional increase or decrease in one of deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates can interfere with DNA synthesis and result in p53 upregulation (Austin et al., 2012; Sanchez et al., 2012).

Similarly, disproportional increases in dCTP and decreases in dTTP have been shown to result in replication fork collapse and genomic instability (Sánchez et al., 2012).

Interestingly, while adjustment for proliferation decreased the rate of disproportional cluster assignment associated with ER status, especially in the TRANSBIG data set, it did not eliminate it (figure 2D).