Sentence examples for rapid diminishing from inspiring English sources

While the binder modification leads to an ECC with high early strength, it also results in a rapid diminishing of tensile strain capacity as a function of age, as shown in Fig. 6.

Further complicating the issue of valid activity measurement is the rapid diminishing of the opportunity to collect data on peoples that represent hunter/gatherer lifestyles.

Phosphorylation of TKL would furthermore increase the affinity of TKL for F6P, thereby counteracting the rapid diminishing of the F6P pool under these conditions.

The Airy function, which contains rapid but diminishing oscillations, proved an easy way to define those initial phases except that the resultant light would bend only up to about 8°.

Hurricanes, Galveston's recovery after the Hurricane of 1900, and rapid transportation diminished Clifton-by-the-Sea's popularity.

The Zn column could not be stored owing to rapid daily-scale diminishing in efficiency but could be used continuously for 24 h with sustained reduction.

In children with disseminated RMS complicated with DIC rapid polychemotherapy aimed at diminishing the malignancy-triggered procoagulant activity should be initiated.

As grain size gradually grows with increasing temperature, the distinction between these two components is expected to diminish, which may also explain the more rapid decrease in the strength with increasing temperature.

Nevertheless, it is worth noting that the visible light absorption itself is not tantamount to enhanced photocatalytic activity since the photoproduced electrons and holes in TiO2 may experience a rapid recombination which diminishes the visible light utilization and as a result of the efficiency of the photocatalytic reaction significantly.

Data storage "in total does not look like super rapid growth," because of a diminishing demand for older forms; the new types of networked storage are selling well.

Between countries, inequalities in per-capita income show little sign of diminishing (although the rapid growth of China and India has pulled more than 2 billion people from destitution to somewhere below the middle of the world income distribution).