Sentence examples for long term decreasing from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 reveals a long term decreasing trend of fire regime in Western France between 70 and 25 kyr cal BP and, in Southwestern Iberia, an increasing fire regime until GI 10 followed by a long term decrease until 14 kyr cal BP.

The physicians' assessments of diagnoses showed a more optimistic course for the long term, decreasing from 6.6 (6.0-7.1 6.0-7.1 (3.2-4.3; p < 0.001) (toble 3.7Figure 2).

In the long term, decreased expression of TGF-β in KO CAIA joints may affect osteophyte formation and joint deformation.

A Scottish field study involving cows with mild to moderate spontaneous mastitis with local but no systemic signs, found long term decreased nociceptive threshold, measured by mechanical cutaneous nociceptive stimulation on hind legs [ 2].

Repeat tracer tests indicate a long term decrease in hydraulic conductivity, but not in total porosity.

They must also affect the long term decrease of recording rate of those large eruptions (Fig. 2a, b and e).

Although modern CT-based RT planning techniques have proven to significantly decrease the irradiated heart dose and volume, long-term decreased cardiotoxicity has not yet been demonstrated.

Long-term decreased food intake or diarrhea will inevitably result in malnutrition [ 5], which results in poor prognosis in chronic liver diseases such as liver cancer [ 6, 7].

Decreased food intake and diarrhea are the most common clinical symptoms in patients with liver cancer, and liver cancer with long-term decreased food intake or diarrhea usually shows rapid progression and poor prognosis.

Given the long-term decreased productivity associated with hypertension, identifying and treating a large proportion of patients has the potential to generate tremendous social and economic benefits in this region [ 8- 13].

Severe neuropathic pain frequently develops after the first treatment cycle [ 17, 20] leading to a long-term decreased quality of life [ 21] and often to BTZ dose modification or discontinuation [ 22].