Sentence examples for giving rise to a decrease from inspiring English sources
Using the data from an excellent chain of ionospheric stations in India, Rastogi (1959) showed that the vertical plasma drift over the magnetic equator moves the plasma to higher latitudes along the magnetic field, giving rise to a decrease of foF2 at midday over the magnetic equator andarise of foF2 at latitudes around ±15° dip latitudes.
The trim-and-fill method had to impute six new effect sizes to achieve symmetry in the funnel plot, giving rise to a decrease in the mean effect from the original d+ = 1.29 (see Figure 2) to a d+ = 0.75 (95% CI: 0.31 and 1.19), that is, a decrease of 39.5%.
The latter give rise to a decrease in the fatigue strength of the blasted material.
In general, an increased "hardness" of the basic anion gave rise to a decrease in the thermal stability.
Its deposition gives rise to a decrease in the fatigue strength of the substrate of ∼ 30%, in comparison with the uncoated substrate.
In comparison, receptor 2, in presence of the same acid, gives rise to a decrease in the monomer emission of the naphthyl moiety without showing any peak for the excimer.
With increasing immersion time, the degradation of the MAO/CS coatings gives rise to a decrease in pH value and leads to a rapid increase in hydrogen evolution rate after an immersion in Hank's solution after 100 h.
The high energy mechanical milling (HEMM) of In4Se2.85 with carbon species gives rise to a decrease of particle size with a significant depression of the crystallinity of In4Se2.85 phase.
When increasing the O2 content, the growing number of inorganic compounds in the SiOx layers found by the infrared spectroscopy gave rise to a decrease in the water vapor transmission rate.
Physically, in the case of injection, an increase in f′ near the wall region with increasing ( beta ) gives rise to a decrease in velocity gradient at there.
Both mechanisms can give rise to a decrease in the apparent dissociation constant as the number of ligand sites increases.
