Sentence examples for the decrease in the coefficient from inspiring English sources

The decrease in the coefficient of wall friction results in increased wet mass velocities close to the bowl wall.

The decrease in the coefficient of friction for both types of saliva was explained by probable hydrodynamic effects because in the slower speed range (0.1 0.5 mm/s), the friction was constant, suggesting a boundary lubrication regime.

If we assume that the exponential growth in the time constant is not compensated by the decrease in the coefficient, this contribution will be even more pronounced when β is increased further.

In this study, the decrease in the Seebeck coefficient of the Cu-dispersed Bi0.5Sb1.5Te3 at room temperature was due to the increase in the carrier concentration.

The decrease in the reflection coefficient with σp is not very sharp, which is because of the fact that the incident soliton does not see as significant effect as the reflected soliton (Fig. 3).

Kwark et al. [15] postulated that the decrease in the BHT coefficient with increased nanoparticle concentration, which they observed, can be attributed to the corresponding thicker coating created, which offers increased thermal resistance.

In addition, the decrease in the friction coefficient of the composite coating with the increase in its SnO2 content pointed to the possible lubrication role, played by the SnO2 particles.

While Hall carrier concentration data for Cu1.98Ag0.2Se were not available above 575 K in Ballikaya et al. [11], the influence of a conduction band separated from the valence band by a band gap of order k B T is corroborated by the decrease in the Seebeck coefficient of that composition at 725 K, as shown in Fig. 2b.

Two possible reasons may explain the decrease in the reflection coefficient of the cartilage surface with the OA grade.

The part of the network that contributes to the decrease in the correlation coefficient refers to the proteins with up to four interactions.

As in accuracy (above), the decrease in the squared coefficients of variation was as predicted by theory [17].