Sentence examples for for further decrease from inspiring English sources

The coupling of the solved equation with an adaptive local grid refinement technique is used for further decrease of computational time, while keeping high levels of accuracy at the area of maximum interest (interface).

MEC decreases from 160 to 30 g/m3 on decreasing particle size from 125 to 1 μm, its value is 30 g/m3 for 400 and 200 nm and 20 g/m3 for further decrease in nano-range (150 30 nm).

The term heating and cooling originate in statistical thermodynamics where freezing of the system represents a situation where the system reaches a near-optimal solution and no further statee transitions occur for further decrease of the temperature parameter.

HIV-related stigma was assessed only in Project Accept and showed that stigma was low at baseline with little room for further decrease.

Based on the experimental and mathematical studies, an ideal coating structure was proposed for further decreasing the effective thermal conductivity of the TBCs.

For further decreasing the UCT, rubbing happens and no material is removed.

For further decreasing in the ionic strength (IS < 20 mM), the cells are gradually detached due to the increase in the energy barrier (Fig. 6a), and the secondary energy minimum migrates farther from the surface with the lower depth (Fig. 6b).

Bolivia's recorded coca cultivation is at its lowest point since the UN began monitoring the crop in 2003, and authorities are aiming for further decreases in line with a national law that currently sets aside no more than 12,000 hectares for planting.

However, in this case the linear increase in the error (for further decreasing step size) is dependent on the space discretization (see Fig. 8 bottom right).

Indeed the pattern was for further decreases at the hip and, in those who had received the calcium supplement during pregnancy, at the distal radius and whole body.

The forecasts that were initialized between 2008 and 2012 (crosses) all show a general trend for further decreases in temperature, continuing the observed trend.