Sentence examples for stage to decrease from inspiring English sources

Classical reduction of the linear part and the nonlinear model reduction and the polynomial approximation for the nonlinear part are employed in the second stage to decrease the overall number of degrees of freedom.

In this paper, a comprehensive review of the treatment of acid gases and associated impurities is given along with an advanced Claus process design that can capture much greater amounts of sulfur in the thermal stage to decrease the burden in catalytic stages and reduce operational costs.

In addition to this tiered approach moving from simpler to more complex models, HMMER3 uses SIMD vector parallelization at each filter stage to decrease the time requirements.

All regulated genes are available in Additional file 1, and real-time confirmations of 22 genes are available as Additional files 2 to 4. Confirmations at the protein level are depicted in Figures 2 to 5. Genes highly expressed at the stem-like stage, to decrease upon differentiation.

Studies on the ontogenetic gradients of plants and the physiological age of meristems indicate that, on average, the size of GUs in plants tends to increase from the establishment phase to the juvenile stage and to decrease during the adult stage of development (Sabatier et al. 1998; Barthélémy and Caraglio 2007).

Interestingly, the concentration of miR-128, which promotes neuronal maturation [ 33], has been shown to increase in the hippocampus in an intermediate stage and to decrease in a late stage of AD [ 34, 35].

The next stage is to decrease fulfillment times by getting renters and listers interacting.

The formation of ettringite at early term mainly contributes to strength development, while the formation of ettringite at later hydration stage favors to decrease the late-term drying shrinkage.

D-dimer levels, however, tend to increase steadily with pregnancy stage and to decrease slowly during the first weeks after delivery.

It is shown that there is a constant lower bound on the number of stages required to decrease the impurity δ of the product by a certain factor b. Further, it is shown that this lower bound is proportional to the logarithm of c.

Our results are also in trend with these findings, showing that aggravating stages tend to decrease overall average vasculature.