Sentence examples for made by decrease from inspiring English sources

The decrease of IgA/C3 ratio was made by decrease of serum IgA.

The acoustic black hole is made by decreasing the plate׳s thickness with a quadratic profile and by covering this region with a thin film of viscoelastic material.

(SrTiO3 is cubic. The 'Ti cube' has a lattice constant of 3.905 Å.) Thus, the bulk SRO structure was made by decreasing the inner hollow space of the cube by having a buckling angle and thus has an orthorhombic structure.

Most likely, our results are caused by firm's efforts to cut costs due to price regulation but it seems that this cost reduction was made by decreasing quality.

The dead oil was made by decreasing the cell pressure to atmospheric pressure to release all the solution gas in the recombined oil, and then the cell pressure increased to 4.0 MPa.

A contribution to these negative changes may also be made by a decrease in the content of nebulin which plays an important role in the regulation of thin filament length [ 59].

In addition, as part of the efforts made by Tigray Regional Health Bureau to decrease maternal mortality, expanding utilization of institutional delivery services has been a major focus area for policy makers.

A series of sensitivity analyses were also made by increasing or decreasing the value of major assumptions within the model.

Hypomorphic alleles were made by using the decreased abundance by mRNA perturbation (DAmP) method (Schuldiner et al., 2005), which typically results in ∼5- to 10-fold decrease in levels of the endogenous protein.

The observation, made by others, of decreasing serum renin levels after large-volume paracentesis supports the importance of this effect, because renin secretion is controlled by transmural arteriolar pressure [ 24] and hypoperfusion at the macula densa [ 25], both probably influenced by changes in intra-abdominal or retroperitoneal pressure.

I demonstrate that there is an evolutionarily stable level of effort for all the individuals within the group, and the effort made by an individual should decrease with increasing group size.