Sentence examples for monotonically decreasing pattern from inspiring English sources
As described, 52%and64%4% of the respondents reported a monotonically decreasing pattern.
The monotonically decreasing pattern was predicted by Moses and BWIN on all sites, except for pine on good-average sites by BWIN.
The multimodal distribution we see with zebrafish contrasts with the monotonically decreasing pattern in the other fish (fig. 1 a ).
Silva predicts monotonically decreasing patterns for spruce on good and poor sites.
A similar pattern was observed on permanent research plots for both dominant and mean trees planted at low densities (Busse and Weissker, 1931; Neumann, 1997), whereas monotonically decreasing patterns were found for young stands with high initial densities (Busse and Weissker, 1931).
Our findings provided empirical support to lifetime QALY prioritarianism primarily in two ways: by favoring a principle sensitive to lifetime QALYs over pure QALY maximization and by favoring a monotonically decreasing priority pattern across initial lifetime QALYs over other patterns.
The estimated effect on blood lead levels exhibited a monotonically decreasing dose response pattern, with the largest impact on children living within 500 m.
Given that the weights in Figure 2 are aggregates over very different ranking patterns, it is interesting to also consider mean and median weights among those who actually reported a monotonically decreasing ranking pattern in the main task.
More specifically, the findings suggest that this concern for initial QALE mainly has a prioritarian pattern, i.e., the value of a QALY decreases monotonically with initial QALE.
In general, growth, learning, and other developmental processes typically lead to monotonically decreasing variance, while aging, disease, and other patterns of degradation often create monotonically increasing variance.
As the rate of recovery following treatment increases relative to screening and treatment costs, the DU's best response curve transitions from an inverted-U pattern to one that is monotonically decreasing (Fig. 1).
