Sentence examples for the decrease back from inspiring English sources

However, the decrease back in time is a strong function of magnitude (Figure 5), a relationship easily explained by under-recording, but essentially inexplicable by a physical process.

The increasing photocurrent with the decreasing back-gate voltage arises from the hole impact ionization effect with respect to the external electric field.

The increasing photocurrent with the decreasing back-gate voltage can be attributed to the hole impact ionization effect with respect to the external electrical field.

We hypothesize that the intervention will decrease back pain-related disability and pain-related functional interference.

The incidence is anticipated to decline in the coming decades but may not decrease back to the background risk level (the risk unrelated to asbestos exposure).

In the period of 2071 2100, according to the REMO model, the wind erosion hazard will decrease back to a similar rate as in the reference period (1961 1990).

Moreover, the time needed by each Ca j to decrease back to the quiescent phase also depends on the relative positions of the x j and y j nullclines when ϕ syn is activated.

After the last significant rain, the ecosystem respiration tended to decrease back to low values (~2.4 g C m−2 dat−1) athehendnd of rainy season and during the subsequent dry season.

If all Base bond holders have been paid but the price is still too high, the protocol distributes Basecoins to Base Share holders under the impression they will sell them in the open market, until the price decreases back to the target price.

The diurnal variation of the H component is observed to have the same pattern at each station, with smooth increase from the night level to noontime peak and smooth decrease back to the night level.

Previous longitudinal studies investigating brain activity during recovery from hand motor deficits point to an early overactivation of the motor network with a decrease back to near normal patterns later after stroke (Rehme et al., Neuroimage, 2012).