Sentence examples for faster loss of from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 clearly shows a much faster loss of wetland vegetation when attenuation effects are considered.

Further increasing pressure also favoured coke formation, leading to faster loss of catalyst activity.

Fractures are a major cause of injury in older people and particularly women, who suffer a faster loss of bone density after the menopause.

Temperate-climate sands have lower concentrationsandsCaO and Na2O compared to K2O and Al2O3, reflective of thavexpected faster lowerof plagioconcentrationsassium feldspar during weathering.

"It's a snapshot of Greenland in the future; so one might expect the ice to be flowing slower than it is today". However, this mechanism is not the only way that higher temperatures result in faster loss of ice.

To increase the accuracy of the measurement, copy number markers of different molecular weight (Fig. 2A) were included in the Southern analysis to control for the variable diffusion rate of different fragment size in the gel, which resulted in a faster loss of smaller DNA from the gel during electrophoresis.

The contamination of core plasma results in fast loss of plasma energy by radiation.

When I later met Flavio Marques, environmental advisor to the Bahia state prosecutor in Barreiras, he told me that the fastest loss of cerrado today is in Formosa do Rio Preto.

It is this small dosage of Mt that can result in fast loss of fluidity of fresh concrete, being referred to as poor clay tolerance, which seriously restricts the application of polycarboxylate superplasticizer (PCE) in real concrete.

Post-harvest usage for agriculture results in an extremely fast loss of soil organic matter [31], not observed where the aboveground tree biomass only is removed.

This assumption also seems to be supported by the indium retention studies in serum, which reveal initial fast loss of radiolabel in the first 24 h followed by nearly no loss of any indium in the following 24 h.