Sentence examples for notable decrease of from inspiring English sources
No notable decrease of the fluorescence lifetimes were observed for pure FITC solution and FITC/Au1Ag4@SiO2 solution.
For 2015 Grand Military Parade, emission-reduction measures were implemented 14 days in advance, which led to a notable decrease of ozone concentrations during the Parade period.
The qPCR result showed that lipofectamine-mediated transfection of siPLK1 (Figure 4b,c) led to a notable decrease of PLK1 compared to the control group (siN.C).
In contrast to the composite formation with carbon-black, that with graphene induces a notable decrease of (InSe) bond covalency, underscoring significant chemical interaction between graphene and In4Se2.85.
The developed analysis reveals a notable decrease of the contact pressure over the inner arterial wall in healthy areas using a variable radial force (VF) stent with respect to the same model with a constant expansion force (CF) stent.
The results indicate that increasing percentage of soil led to increment of fluidity, setting time and shrinkage ratios, instead, notable decrease of compressive strength, flexural strength and weight loss after freeze-thaw cycles were obtained.
Falls are common in older persons and can cause notable decreases of quality of life due to fear of falling, restricted mobility and loss of autonomy as well as large costs for health care systems [ 1- 3, 50, 51].
Table 6 shows the effect of the normalization on the number of unique strings in each of the annotated entity classes, showing a notable decrease for all classes.
Our finding is supported by the results of Gribble et al, 33 who found that the process of aging leads to a notable decrease in distance of all eight vectors of the SEBTs.
After K+ saturation, the 14 Å peak changed to 10 Å, which reverted back to 14 Å after saturation with Mg2 + with a notable decrease in intensity of the 10 Å peak.
Our study found a notable decrease in shedding of C. burnetii in milk by specific cattle from 52.8%too 23.5% over 3 years (Table 2).
