Sentence examples for implies a decreasing from inspiring English sources

As indicated in the trend line equations the slope has a negative value, which implies a decreasing of the average amount of annual rainfall.

The rapid deceleration of the stratospheric mean flow implies a decreasing (positive) vertical gradient of the zonal flow between the troposphere and stratosphere.

MIT engineers and architects would not admit it, but at least unconsciously the order, in which the SenseableCity Lab lists the specialists involved is not casual and implies a decreasing ranking in importance of the disciplines listed.

In summary, we conclude that adding a certain amount of a main group element to a transition metal implies a decreased interaction of the new material with the metastable diamond suppressing carbide formation or graphitization, respectively.

The shift in the absorption edge to smaller photon energy implies a decreased energy level in the conduction band, and consequent narrowing band gap energy (Asahi et al. 2001; Irie et al. 2003; Ihara et al. 2003).

Decreasing value of τ, implies a decreased SNR through amplitude noise amplification.

However, these authors do not take into account the time variation of the risk function, due to the compensating change (i.e. that the increased mortality due to a pollution peak now implies a decreased mortality at a later time).

Like in second-order schedules [ 73], this cue-induced secondary reward may sustain continued responding in the LLL hole, even though this implies a decreased overall foraging in the long term [ 34, 36, 38].

In both cases, stock prices increase with higher market liquidity, thus implying a decreased cost of equity capital.

Decreased skin thickness in amphibian skin usually goes along with a decreased amount of epidermal cell layers which would imply a decreased passage length for diffusing test compounds across this skin layer [17].

The early clinical sign of this orthopedic effect is the appearance of a diastema between the upper central incisors (da Silva et al. [[3]]), implying a decreased opacity between the two halves of the maxillary bones on occlusal radiographs [[10]].