Sentence examples for the most rapid decrease from inspiring English sources

The positive control showed the most rapid decrease of BCI with a whole clotting time of 10 min.

There was significant reduction of the CFU counts in lung, with the most rapid decrease being observed in 4 h posttreatment, the bacterial loads were 2.560, 2.903, and 3.995 lg CFU/0.1 g with 40, 20 and 10 mg/kg NZ2114, respectively.

The most rapid decrease in elevation and the highest ratio between the topography and geoid height are over the southeastern part of the chain, falling with distance from the hotspot, particularly at the intersection of the Molokai and Murray fracture zones.

The most rapid decrease appears between evolutionary distances of 0 to 0.05.

Relative to NPPpot and in per capita terms, HANPP declined gradually over the study period, with the most rapid decrease between World War I and 1950 (Fig. 5).

The most rapid decrease in bone mineral density (BMD) frequently occurs in the first 6 12 months after transplantation and is accompanied with a marked increase in fracture risk.

The decades following World War II, when unskilled workers formed the union movement's backbone, marked the most rapid decreases in income inequality.

27– 29 Dapagliflozin 5 mg and 10 mg added to insulin therapy with or without OADs resulted in significant decreases in HbA1c compared to placebo over 48 weeks (insulin only: −0.89% and −0.96% versus −0.50%; insulin with OADs: −1.02% and −1.04% versus −0.44%), with the most rapid decreases seen over the first 8 weeks.

The largest and most rapid decreases in snow water equivalent (SWE) and snow cover duration (SCD) are observed over maritime regions of the Arctic with the highest precipitation amounts.

Offshore from Chile and Peru the rate of spreading is about 6.3 inches (16 cm) per year, one of the most rapid rates on Earth, though it decreases to about 2.4 inches (6 cm) at the mouth of the Gulf of California.

As a consequence, the most rapid processes of relief reduction can occur in areas of most rapid relief production.