Sentence examples for more severe decrease from inspiring English sources

The concentration of dissolved Fe exhibited a more severe decrease after 15 days in the control without SMS than in that with SMS.

Exposure to 4 °C for 72 h reduced Fv/Fm to 0.35 in VC1973A and 0.45 in NM94 (P < 0.001) from 0.75 to 0.76, respectively (Fig. 1b), showing a more severe decrease in the maximum photochemical efficiency of PSII in VC1973A.

The Y55 msh5 and the msh4 mutantstants displayed a more severe decrease in the proportion of four-viable spored tetrads compared to the msh4 strain at this lower temperature.

In SEAD-J, AD converters within 1 year showed more severe decrease of FDG uptake in bilateral inferior parietal regions compared with non-converters.

In FDG-PET analyses of SEAD-J, AD converters within 1 year showed more severe decrease of FDG uptake in bilateral inferior parietal regions compared with non-converters.

Prolonged CPR leads to severe lactic acidosis and hyperkalemia, and we observed a more severe decrease in pH than that observed in IH cardiac arrest [ 30].

This suggests a potential dose-dependent effect of SP2 activity, with decreases in aging, and more severe decreases in neurodegeneration both of which are associated with decreased neurogenesis.

We hypothesized that individuals with more severe decreases in blood pressure at any time point during orthostatic stress would be more likely to have a positive falling history.

A significant drop in fuel cell voltage occurred when Co2+ was injected into the cathode air stream, and Co2+ contamination became more severe with decreasing temperature.

This observation also indicates that LARK is not absolutely required for synthesis of E74A; i.e., there must be some E74 synthesis in the complete absence of LARK, as the phenotype of the lark1 mutant becomes more severe with decreased E74 gene function.

Comorbid anxiety leads to more severe symptoms, decreased psychosocial functioning, a higher risk of suicide and a more chronic course, compared to a major depressive disorder alone [ 2, 3]; in addition, it is associated with poorer and slower treatment response [ 1, 4].