Sentence examples for imposed decreases from inspiring English sources

Synapse 5, with no imposed decreases in the ongoing activity, never showed forgetting.

Experimentally imposed decreases in activity in cultured hippocampal cells tend to lead to generally similar alterations as in cultures of the visual cortex, including neuronal hyperexcitability, increased glutamatergic transmission and decreased GABAergic synaptic inputs [4], [7], [16], [19], [21], [22], indicating the generality of homeostatic responses.

An externally imposed decreasing temperature profile may be employed to enhance exothermic, equilibrium-limited chemical reactions by continuously balancing equilibrium limitations against kinetics along the reactor length, in comparison to isothermal operation.

The water stress treatment was imposed decreasing gradually in 10 days the water quantity from 80%to30%0% of the field capacity.

The treatment that imposed increasing population sizes occurred for 600 combined generations and produced 5 non-synonymous and 5 synonymous mutations, whereas the identical regime imposing decreasing population sizes produced 3 non-synonymous and 5 synonymous mutations (Fisher's exact test, p > 0.66).

Conversely, imposed drought decreases the invasibility of the same communities (Davis et al. 1998).

The monotone effect of rel.dbh of model h3 is linear with a negative slope which fulfills the imposed monotone decreasing constraint (Fig. 2 b).

Irrespective of which of the two stressors was added, JNK2 silencing imposed a decrease in BiP of about 40 50% and a four- to sixfold increase in CHOP, in comparison with scr-siRNA.

The directional error θ jumps to a value near 30°, which is the amplitude of the imposed rotation, and decreases gradually, following a time course similar to that observed in the rotation alone condition (Fig. 3A, ROT).

This experiment demonstrates that, in a bench test, the use of the demand-flow system decreases imposed WOB significantly.

Moreover, they impose a decreasing trend on C with increasing k, as well as providing restrictions on degree distributions.