Sentence examples for in exponential decline from inspiring English sources

The specific respiration rate for a plant in exponential decline in the dark is [eqns (14), (28)] (32) For kS ≫ kX, this is approximately (1 – YG) frec kX = 0·005 d−1 [use eqns (29)].

Intensive management associated with phosphate fertiliser application results in exponential declines in native plant diversity, although intermediate levels of livestock grazing often have little impact on plant diversity when nutrient levels are low.

Nonetheless, there was still low power early in the exponential decline – reasonable power was not achieved until seven generations after decline or later (Fig. 5).

The higher mean faunal density found on the CSM seamount, which has a shallower summit than the SM2 seamount, is likely due to nutrient availability, which increases with depth globally in concert with an exponential decline in faunal abundance and biomass [26].

The relative effect of competition in Eq. (1) was modelled as an exponential function of the distance to the gap edge (d, in cm), based on the exponential decline in the probability of resource uptake by a plant with increasing distance from its stem base (Casper et al. 2003; Kulmatiski and Beard 2013).

Advances in sequencing technology coupled to an exponential decline in sequencing costs have fueled the recent overwhelming interest in immune repertoire sequencing.

Especially in the gradient depth of approximately 1/8 the vacuum wavelength or half the wavelength in silicon, the exponential decline is significant.

Both the MC and ODE simulations reproduced the exponential decline in [P] and the delay in force decline in the hypothyroid preparations that were observed in the experiment (Fig.  9).

Reductions in mosquito survival still produce an approximately exponential decline in transmission intensity and therefore, when logistically feasible, should remain an important tool for vector-borne disease management.

Overall, data were adequately characterized by a linear increase in LTG CL/F during pregnancy and a nonlinear exponential decline in CL/F after delivery.

It is well chronicled that we are witnessing an exponential decline in the cost of renewables: a 70 percent decline in solar in just the last three years.