Sentence examples for more rapid decrease from inspiring English sources
Further air addition gradually decreases the flame height, which is followed by a more rapid decrease with larger premixing.
Accordingly, reservoir pressure in the conventional gas reservoir drops faster resulting in the more rapid decrease of gas production rate in the conventional gas reservoir.
However, surface roughness could induce a stronger dependence of the capacitance on the applied potential, i.e., a more rapid decrease in capacitance generally.
The plot also shows a more rapid decrease in efficiency in the HCl solution suggesting that the extract is more stable in the H2SO4 solution.
But, as the size of the defect gets bigger, then a more rapid decrease in the strength of the joints is apparent.
In general, the properties of these thin films deviate dramatically from their bulk behavior, by showing much more rapid decrease in gas permeability and increase in selectivity.
More rapid decreases in salinity possibly lead to lower hyposaline endurance, since some bivalves cannot change the densities of osmolites in their cells quickly enough (Shumway et al. 1977).
Maraviroc treatment tended to result in more rapid decreases in CD38 expression on CD4+ T cells and in plasma D-dimer concentrations than did treatment with efavirenz.
At follow up, baseline-adjusted incomes and expenditures were also lower in affected households, indicating more rapid decreases over six months.
Subtype D is associated with higher viral load set points [ 27] and has a higher frequency of syncytium formation and CXCR4 receptor use associated with more rapid decreases in CD4 cell count.
Comparison of histopathological findings among the haemoglobin decrease tertiles showed that glomerular class, IFTA score, interstitial inflammation score, arteriolar hyalinosis score and arteriosclerosis score were all higher in the tertiles with more rapid decreases in haemoglobin, and more patients had exudative lesions than in the tertiles with the slower decreases in haemoglobin (Table 1).
