Sentence examples for in the following decreases from inspiring English sources

Increasing difficulty in maintaining oxygen supply with greater organismal complexity and size, in the absence of adaptations to high hydrostatic pressure, may result in the following decreases in tolerance.

The major findings include: (1) the vulnerability of various landscape types was in the following decreasing order: farmland > forestland > water area.

We predict relative reducing capabilities in the following decreasing order: Hf-CeO2 > ScX-CeO2 > Zr-CeO2 > YX-CeO2 > LaX-CeO2 > undoped CeO2 (where X = V, Nb or Ta).

These factors influenced hydrogen production in the following decreasing order: yeast extract concentration > molybdenum concentration > magnesium concentration > EDTA concentration > iron concentration.

According to the established second-order polynomial regression models, K-acid removal efficiency was affected by the process variables in the following decreasing order; tr > CODo (negative impact) > Fe2+ > H2O2, while the effect on COD and TOC removals was CODo (negative impact) > H2O2 > tr > Fe2+.

The mean SOC concentrations in the five land use types were in the following decreasing order: grassland > forestland > terrace > sloped cropland > dammed field and SOC content in five soil layers (0 100 cm) was 115.00, 120.80, 116.70, 111.20 and 102.10 Mg hm− 2, respectively.

We see that the importance values are sorted in the following decreasing order:,,,, and.

The effect of various inorganic anions (concentration, 5 mmol/L) on the degradation of AY99 is in the following decreasing order: the efficiency of degradation: Ef (Na2SO4) > Ef (CaSO4) > Ef (NaCl) > Ef (CaCl2).

The effect of all these cations (concentration, 5 mmol/L) on the efficiency of the degradation of AY99 is listed in the following decreasing order: Ef (ZnSO4) > Ef (MgSO4) > Ef (Na2SO4) > Ef (CaSO4) > Ef (CuSO4) > Ef (MnSO4).

Antioxidant activities of the aqueous extracts of the three Glycine species were in the following decreasing order: AGTa (8.47 ± 0.08 μmol TE/g) > AGT (7.76 ± 0.04 μmol TE/g) > AGM (7.67 ± 0.04 μmol TE/g).

Metabolites (M1, M2) of ADS-I, biotransformed by human intestinal bacteria, exhibited a moderate absorption as well as higher permeability than ADS-I in the following decreasing order: M2 > M1 > ADS-I.