Sentence examples for inferred a decrease from inspiring English sources

Similarly, RidgeRace inferred a decrease in survival time for the branch leading to the yellow cluster (branch m2).

From observations of open fracture formation caused by such low tensile stress, we can infer a decrease of the tensile strength at this site, including in the subsurface rocks, caused by repeated tensile fracturing, since conspicuous uplifts by earthquakes and fractures have always been formed in the same area, at least until the 2014 earthquake (Fig. 5).

The γ statistic has been used as an objective way to infer a decrease in diversification rate.

A popular method for inferring a decrease in speciation rate, which might suggest an early burst of diversification followed by a decrease in diversification rate is the γ statistic.

Thus, its use has been largely restricted to inferring a decrease in speciation rate over the history of the tree, which might indicate an early burst of diversification or adaptive radiation early in the history of the tree.

The latter findings correlate well with the insulinotropic effects of addition of both AA and PA over 24 h of incubation The ability of AA to cause down-regulation of Scd-2 and Abcg1 and the up-regulation of Ech1 and Angptl4 gene expression would infer a decrease in synthesis of unsaturated fatty acids (Scd-2) and a decrease in cholesterol transport to HDL (high-density lipoprotein) (Abcg1).

In this work, we generated a complete Monte Carlo simulated PET study involving two groups of scans, in between which a biological phenomenon was inferred (a 30% decrease of Bavail), and used it in order to design an optimal data processing chain for the parameter estimation from PSA data.

Hydrogen bonding was inferred by a decrease in diffusion coefficient (D) values measured using a pulsed gradient echo- (PGE-) 1H NMR technique.

The binding site of all 8 NNIs was mapped to TP-2 of NS5B as inferred by a decrease in their inhibition potency against the M423T NS5B mutant, employed as a screen for TP-2 site binders.

Based on X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) on the surface film we inferred that a decrease of electrical resistivity of the double films is due to an increase in the relative strength of O (III).

It can also be inferred by a decrease in linkage disequilibrium with increasing genetic map distance [7].