Sentence examples for drop in the extent from inspiring English sources

This may be due to the accumulation of smaller particles of chloride species, which may still be contaminated with the formed cryptomelane material in the form of KClO3 on the pore wall and opening, leading to a shrinkage in pore structure, a decrease in total pore volume and a significant drop in the extent of surface area.

Longitudinal analysis of patients with active nephritis revealed a decline in CD4+CD25-Foxp3+ CD4+CD25-Foxp3+yclophosphamide Treatment in parallel to a drop in the extent of proteinuria and the disease acellsty.

Water levels in Kashmir have started to drop, but the extent of destruction in more remote areas remains unclear.

This results in a significant drop in area extent and energy supply.

In recent years, scientists have began to pick apart the complex, interrelated forces at play in the Arctic, which has experienced a 13.4% drop in minimum ice extent per decade, on average, since the 1980s.

On many of those special fares, the Saturday night stay requirement has been dropped for the extent of the sale.

In terms of vitamins, the reduced intake of vitamin A, found usually in milk, potatoes, green leafy vegetables, carrots, oranges and fish, may be attributed to a large extent to the drop in the consumptions of potatoes and powdered milk (Table 5), adding insult to the injury of low fish consumption in the country (Nasreddine et al. [2006]).

However, the treatments differed in the extent of the responses: treatment E (a maximal drop of 55.1% in comparison to the pre-treatment yield) > treatment D (-18.2%) > treatment C (-7.9%).

Figure 7 highlights a clear drop in the accuracy of QD data at LER during 2008 and to a lesser extent in 2009.

We do observe a significant drop in the speed of the ensemble compared to a single one, although a lesser extent than suggested by the reviewer.

Until it has a better grasp of the extent to which poor housing is undermining health and care, any planned investments could turn out to be a drop in the ocean.