Sentence examples for magnitude to decrease from inspiring English sources
However, this is a necessary but insufficient condition, as the optical depth determines how efficiently the upward flux moves toward saturation, and a negative temperature gradient above the inversion can cause the upward flux magnitude to decrease below the surface emission.
The presence of gas bubbles caused the field magnitude to decrease significantly near the boundary of the bubble, thus threatening the uniformity of the PEF treatment across the chamber gap.
This implies that, although the Damon 3 bracket delivers a constant light force, this force is not of sufficient magnitude to decrease the root resorption observed after orthodontic treatment.
These results are similar in magnitude to decreased Tfh cell populations recently observed during acute LCMV infection of CD4-Cre+ Stat3fl/fl mice [ 14].
Similarly, the decreases in HRV measurements were comparable in magnitude to decreases associated with fine PM in other susceptible populations (Gold et al. 2000; Holguin et al. 2003; Liao et al. 1999, 2004; Park et al. 2005; Pope et al. 1999, 2004).
The peak magnitude tends to decrease considerably for the driving posture with hands-on-steering wheel, while a second peak in the 8 12 Hz range becomes more apparent for this posture.
Thus, reduction of Cx43, if of a magnitude sufficient to decrease coupling, could form part of a protective response that increases the safety of conduction in the diseased ventricle.
Indeed, increasing bond spacing lowers the cluster lifetime by orders of magnitude due to decreased bond cooperation, depending on the magnitude of the applied load.
Further increases of the incident energy cause the magnitude of downward deflection to decrease.
Even in the stations where annual precipitation has been projected to decrease, magnitude of this 99th percentile precipitation is projected to increase.
The trend remained highly significant 6 or more years after the mammogram, although its magnitude showed a tendency to decrease with time.
