Sentence examples for incrementally decrease from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the current draft says, "The heights and proportions of the towers are based on the distribution of program coupled with the desire for the towers to incrementally decrease in size from northeast clockwise to southeast".
If discovery DMPK support becomes rate-limiting then productivity will incrementally decrease depending on the number of lead optimization projects that can simultaneously be supported.
Starting from the initial PA transmit power setting −4 dB, we incrementally decrease this setting for UE 0 while keeping the PA transmit power setting of UE 1 constant at −4 dB.
Due to the redundancy of Smad1 and Smad5 expression and function, these mice were further bred with Smad5+/− heterozygous mice to incrementally decrease overall BMP/Smad-signaling.
"The quotas were maintained for assets with risk that ran idiosyncratic to the international financial market," the book says at one point, "and thus incrementally decreased the total risk of their portfolio adjusted for return".
Table 2 notes how NPS averages incrementally decreased from 1 through 24 months.
Upon ultrasound treatment, both the UV absorption at 220 nm and number-average molecular weight decreased substantially in the first 20 min, and then incrementally decreased to a plateau value after 160 min.
As the ratio of artemisinin to heme was increased, the 415 nm peak was incrementally decreased and was abrogated at very high drug∶heme ratios, while the peak at 476 nm increased further.
In voltammetric studies of electrically evoked dopamine dynamics, releasers have a distinct effect on dopamine release by incrementally decreasing the magnitude of stimulated release over increasing concentrations.
Similarly, EtOH exposure of MH-S cells incrementally decreased the percentage of cells with higher TMRE staining relative to the period of EtOH exposure).
It was noted that with incrementally decreasing exposure of the biofilms to the drugs, there was declining reduction in the number of dispersed cells from older biofilms.
