Sentence examples for the decreasing effect of from inspiring English sources
It is seen that the decreasing effect of nonlocal parameter on the OPH buckling loads dwindles as the interlayer vdW interactions become stronger.
In 125 625 bar lithosatic pressure range, oil cracking and primary reaction from type-III kerogen may be promoted for the decreasing effect of expelling hydrocarbon.
Facing the decreasing effect of economic input to poverty reduction, land policy innovations could contribute to promoting poverty alleviation, particularly in China, where the defects in policy making is regarded as a major factor in rural poverty.
The decreasing effect of BNP on action potential number was prevented by pretreatment of 100 n M IBTX (Fig. 8a).
The effect of SBR in increasing fluidity of concrete is more than the decreasing effect of SF in fluidity (Table 2).
The PL intensity of ZnO emission peaks decreases with Ag decoration in the ultraviolet region, resulting from the decreasing effect of electron-hole recombination in the hybrid Ag-ZnO nanorods where Ag NPs act as electron sinks [30,31].
In generation G1 the X and autosomal loci are tightly coupled and the increasing effect of CAST/EiJ autosomal loci offsets the decreasing effects of the CAST/EiJ X chromosome.
Changes in signal transduction involved in the process of fibrogenesis, as SMAD, MAPK, Akt and GSK, pointed to the decreased effect of TGFβ1, and this was corroborated by the decreased mRNA expression of TIEG and the growth factor itself.
A possible alternative explanation of the decreased effect of carboxyatractylate in mitochondria from Ucp3KO mice is that ablation of UCP3 somehow decreased ANT content.
This main result provides new evidence in support of the decreased effect of working underground which is manifested with respect to the internal and the external rates.
4 6 10 The major reasons for the decreased effect of interventions in clinical practice are delayed intervention for prodromal depressive and manic episodes 11 12 as well as decreased medical adherence.
