Sentence examples for reflected in a decrease from inspiring English sources
Therefore, degradation of ecosystem vegetation, or a decrease in green, would be reflected in a decrease in NDVI values.
This increase caused the anode diffusion polarization to increase, which is reflected in a decrease in the exergy efficiency as shown in Fig. 11 (bottom).
It has been shown that the reduction in tumor growth rate after pretreatment with hybrid nanocomplexes was accompanied with a change in the composition of EC subpopulation that was reflected in a decrease in the CD44high/CD117+ ratio.
This healing process which also continues during the graphene layer growth is reflected in a decrease in D line intensity and finally in formation of the well-organized buffer layer.
Our study shows that cultivated areas are not hostile environments for amphibians since they can lodge huge amphibian populations and that the occurrence of disturbances associated to agricultural practices is not necessarily reflected in a decrease in the abundance and richness of amphibians in the short term.
This effect could be due either to a decrease in the sensitivity of the postsynaptic glutamate receptor field, which should be reflected in a decrease of miniature junctional currents amplitudes (mEJCs).
This was also reflected in a decreased proportion of milk protein from ruminal bacterial protein when TCM supplementation increased.
This will be reflected in a decreasing crystallization rate and lower melting points of the melt-mixed blends.
Sodium sources affected (P<0.05) feed conversion in particular during wk 9 12 of feeding, which was reflected in a decreased feed conversion rate in the NaHCO3 and Na2SO4 treatments, compared with the NaCl treatment.
Conclusion: Whereas male aging is associated with a significant decline in total sperm count, this change is not reflected in a decreased fertilization rate or a decreased live birth rate in the oocyte donation model.
In membranes with pore diameters between 0.6 and 1 μm, the high liquid velocity alters the interactions at the wall during the course of measurement, and this is reflected in a decreasing emf with time.
