Sentence examples for suggests that a decrease from inspiring English sources

One theory suggests that a decrease in pressure (equivalent to depth) at constant composition and without loss of heat will cause the peridotite to melt along the curve DS.

Accordingly, we observed a positive correlation (Pearson's correlation: r(18) = 0.54, P = 0.022) between performance gain for the NREM list and sleep disruption (computed as the proportions of trials occurring during wake or NREM1 episodes), which again suggests that a decrease in sleep depth favors learning.

The work undertaken suggests that a decrease in global taper ratio is possible without noticeable increase in associated stress and this could enable 50% reductions in mass in the taper region of composite structures to be realised in an ever marginalised mass receding opportune environment.

A comparison of gene expression in wild type and Tox −/− ChILPs suggests that a decrease in Notch signals, in concert with their downstream target genes, including Tcf7, Hes1, Gata3, and Bcl11b might be responsible for the developmental defect in ChILPs.

If a patient told she has a genetic predisposition to obesity responds by suffering a loss of perceived control over weight loss, TPB suggests that a decrease in intentions to change behavior is likely to result (Ajzen 1991).

This suggests that a decrease in the rate of blastocyst development is inevitable when using a relatively large flask.

But the shortage of boats suggests that a decreasing proportion of those wanting to leave for Europe will be able to do so and those who do will face an increasingly perilous journey.

This suggests that a decreased prion uptake by MOMA-1+ cells might lead to a more efficient prion translocation into germinal centers in immunized mice in our study.

"In addition, evidence from across the judiciary suggested that a decrease in the value of the pension would impact adversely on motivation and that the current uncertainty was already lowering the morale and motivation of our remit group".

The judges suggested that a decrease in the number of abortion providers did not impose an undue burden, because of the existence of providers elsewhere in Texas or in neighboring states, and that the emergency efforts of private parties to comply with the new requirements also did not constitute an undue burden.

Conclusion: These results suggest that a decrease in adrenomedullin production is not involved in the onset of labor in human subjects but rather that it may play a role other than that of a myometrial relaxant in human parturition.