Sentence examples for namely decreasing from inspiring English sources
However, taking gravity into account we obtain for a sufficiently slack elasticum the property of a mathematical pendulum, namely decreasing frequency with increasing amplitude.
As the enclosure widens, the average Nusselt number exhibits mildly zigzag behaviors, namely, decreasing first, reaching a local minimum, then rising, reaching a local maximum, and finally decreasing again.
Nonetheless, we demonstrate not only that sedentary antlions can learn, but also, more importantly, that learning provides an important fitness benefit, namely decreasing the time to pupate, a benefit not yet demonstrated in any other species.
In summary, our study sheds light on variables associated with to MDR Pa-NP; namely decreasing age, diabetes mellitus and ICU admission.
This latter observation can be attributed to the intervention package that independently contributed to improved service outcomes, namely, decreasing vaccine wastage and increasing immunization coverage.
When we assessed potential differences in HRQoL by other measures, such as EQ-5D and SF-6D, we found very similar results, namely decreasing HRQoL with increasing levels of disease activity.
Designed sport training also revealed impressive health benefits, namely decreased heart rate and blood pressure.
Older adults had positive attitudes to number of benefits from assistive robots, namely decreased traveling cost, improved visualization, and reduction in social isolation.
Hippocampal Bcl-2 expression is also affected, namely decreased, in juvenile prenatally stressed offspring rats, exhibiting depressive-like behavior (Guan et al. 2013).
Our study suggests that patients with RCVS have markedly deranged autonomic function, namely decreased heart rate variability, attenuated parasympathetic modulations and heightened sympathetic activity in the ictal stage.
In the present study, macrohaemodynamic measurements after blood withdrawal revealed the typical signs of hypovolaemic shock, namely decreases in MAP, CI and SVI accompanied with an increase in heart rate.
