Sentence examples for the exponential decline from inspiring English sources

The exponential decline function adequately fits the soil carbon data and is shown to relate to soil type.

Normalization reduced the number of model parameters and enabled the multiplication of the exponential decline curve characteristics with a soil carbon stock value observed at the surface to represent an adequately represented value of soil carbon distribution to 1 m at that observation point.

The exponential decline of the full width at half maximum of the Raman lines with increasing product of the pulse energy and irradiation dose was observed indicating ordering in the film and reduction in the number of graphene layers during the laser treatment.

Section I is characterized by the exponential decline in the deposition voltage, section II by the constant deposition voltage.

In this analysis the exponential decline model, originally developed by Arps (1945), was used to model field behaviors and to forecast future production.

Especially in the gradient depth of approximately 1/8 the vacuum wavelength or half the wavelength in silicon, the exponential decline is significant.

What about the inexorable, exponential decline in the price of storage?

Data of sufficient duration to identify the inflexion point at which the expected exponential decline in TB incidence was reversed and/or where the increase in TB cases began to decline were requested.

The two major features of the general results in the left panel of Fig. 1 are here corroborated: The negative exponential decline in shot duration across the setup is again robust (t[22] = 7.56, p < .0001, d = 3.2), and the quadratic trend in the climax is as well (t[22] = 6.09, p < .0001, d = 2.6).

Valko (2010) presented an application of the stretched exponential decline model, a model which Johnston (2006) described as the expected decline function for a system that constrains many independently declining species, where each specie declines exponentially at a specific decline rate.

Root distributions for sugarcane show the expected exponential decline with depth, with maximum values for root length density as high as 5 cm cm−3.