Sentence examples for obvious decreases from inspiring English sources

This is inconsistent with the findings of Hegger and Bertram (2008a) that obvious decreases in the bond strength of strands in UHPFRC are observed as the release percentage of the initial prestressing force is increased, owing to the Hoyer effect.

The immobilization of ssDNA probe onto the electrodes resulted in obvious decreases in DPV responses of DNR (b and b'), which was attributed to the less DNR molecules accessibility to ssDNA probe on the electrode surface [21].

Obvious decreases in flexural performance occurred as temperature and duration increased as a result of the decomposition of the alkali-activated slag mortar (AASM) matrix and the deterioration of the bonding performance between the basalt textile and the matrix.

Furthermore, more obvious decreases of magnetoresistances near zero magnetic field and valleys at higher magnetic fields were observed due to an enhancement of weak localization for nitrogen-doped graphene.

Phenol in DES could be recovered using an anti-solvent, and betaine and l-carnitine could be regenerated and reused for 4 cycles without obvious decreases in extraction efficiency and extractant mass, and they were not changed in their structures after reuse.

Under the irradiation of 100 mW cm−2 air mass 1.5 global (AM1.5G) sunlight, the short-circuit photocurrent density (Jsc) and overall conversion efficiency was improved when the thickness of MTTFEs increased from 2.1 μm to 9.8 μm, and obvious decreases of the Jsc and η were found when the film thickness was further increased over 9.8 μm.

That is fine for the overgrazed park, say hunters, but what about the very obvious decrease in elk herds in the surrounding states?

The mesopores content increases without obvious decrease of crystallinity.

No obvious decrease of efficiencies is presented in the 70 charge discharge cycles.

Meanwhile, single filament tensile strength (TS) had no obvious decrease after the grafting processes.

ZrOx/ZnO could be reused for six times without obvious decrease in catalytic activity.