Since they operated under a fixed-cost model, there are trade-offs; for example, an increase in the number of individuals sampled necessitated a decrease the in the number of loci sampled.
Care must be taken when increasing the spatial resolution in the readout direction, since this will necessitate a decrease in sampling time (increase in sampling bandwidth) for each point and a consequent loss of SNR.
The vertical plane of the graph indicates that, at lower biomass production rates (0 to 0.15 h-1), an increase in the flavin production rate did not always necessitate a decrease in cytochrome c production rate.
Echocardiographic evaluation may be helpful in acute respiratory failure, simply to identify a dilated right ventricle (RV) or RV failure, which may necessitate a decrease in PEEP or VT (or both) to reduce RV afterload.
Whereas evergreen species need to invest in physically robust leaves and physiological protective mechanisms to endure unfavourable conditions, this may necessitate a decrease in Gs to reduce water loss associated with the higher transpirative demands at higher elevations due to increased wind and radiation.
If glutamate receptors of bipolar cells exhibit a higher affinity for glutamate than HCs, this could necessitate a greater decrease in glutamate release to produce the same reduction in LEC amplitude.
It is also possible to more than double the power of an engine by supercharging; however, increased charge density and temperature, resulting from supercharging, increase the tendency for combustion knock or roughness in the spark-ignition engine and thus necessitate an undesirable decrease in compression ratio or the use of an antiknock fuel.
A reduction in FH and SDH complex activities should result in a significant decrease in oxidative phosphorylation necessitating a reliance on glycolysis followed by conversion of pyruvate to lactate to provide adequate energy, an effect confirmed by the metabolic profile seen in nucARRB1 cells.
The energy consumed over the years shows a decreasing trend with an increasing population, necessitating a corresponding increase in the energy output.
Moreover, as Mangochi had the largest number of patients on ART, this finding may also indicate that the paper-based system may work effectively to a certain patient-number threshold beyond which accuracy may decrease, necessitating an electronic data system.
