Sentence examples for processes that decrease from inspiring English sources

Near-tip stress concentrations promote fault growth, and processes that decrease these stress concentrations inhibit fault growth.

The adaptations involved in this process are modifications in the regulation of metabolic and physiological processes that decrease plant yield and performance when grown out of their appropriated growth conditions.

Furthermore, formation of not only ice but droplets on the injector was prevented by eliminating nucleation sites through polishing processes that decrease surface roughness of the tip of the injector to submicroscale.

The production is balanced by processes that decrease Yprotein, namely degradation (protein destruction) and dilution (concentration reduction due to the increase of cell volume) [13].

The production is balanced by processes that decrease Yprotein, namely degradation (protein destruction by specialized enzymes) and dilution (concentration reduction due to the increase of cell volume during growth) [31].

These studies reveal that internalization, desensitization and adenylyl cyclase superactivation, all processes that decrease chronic Gi-receptor signals, are independently regulated.

Likewise, the majority of the biological processes that decreased the expressions were mainly related to chromosome organization/assembly, cell cycle and metabolic processes.

Activin A stimulates follistatin production, thereby modulating its own biological actions [ 9, 11] and a high activin A to follistatin ratio favors pro-inflammatory and fibrotic processes that are decreased by follistatin [ 14].

Habituation, or decreased behavioral response, to odors is created by repeated exposure and several detailed characteristics, whereas adaptation relates to the neural processes that constitute this decrease in a behavioral response.

It is likely the processes that underlie a decrease in reproductive output (e.g. oocyte apoptosis) (Moore and Sharma, 2005) associated with age are not sufficiently progressed by 10 days for a correlation to be revealed.

As a result, we identified 3 independent processes that caused a decrease in F R and were consistent with the history of the HIV-1 epidemic in industrialized countries from 1995 to 2001: 1) overall increase in risky behavior, 2) decrease in the fraction of individuals in the acute phase who are placed on treatment, and 3) increase in the efficacy of treatment.