Sentence examples for was driven by a decrease from inspiring English sources
The ONS report says the decline was driven by a decrease in migration from the A8 eastern European countries.
Three children raised their tGSH/GSSG ratio, an improvement in an indicator of the balance of glutathione species [ 38], which was driven by a decrease in GSSG.
This result was driven by a decrease in calculated mortality in the 1990s that was larger than the decrease in the 2050s under the threshold assumption.
Moreover, the increase in alerting efficiency was driven by a decrease in RT to no cue trials and suggests that the meditators became more vigilant and their tonic alertness increased.
Another study, where walking outdoors in natural environments was used, BP was reduced with a trend to reduced urinary noradrenaline, inferring that this was driven by a decrease in sympathetic stimulation [ 51].
A statistically significant difference between FF/VI and placebo was observed at day 28 (but not on days 1 and 14) for weighted mean plasma glucose; this difference was driven by a decrease in the mean change from baseline in plasma glucose in the placebo group (see figure 3A) rather than an increase in plasma glucose in the FF/VI group.
Accordingly, the precipitation of aU may either have been driven by a decrease in the supply of oxygen from bottom waters, or by an increase in respiration due to a larger flux of organic material from the overlying surface waters.
After controlling for diagnosis, age, sex, BMI, analysis batch, and self-reported childhood trauma we found that women had significantly lower KynA/3HK and KynA/QA ratios than men, and that these results were driven by a decrease in KynA.
The lower scores in the control courses were driven by a decrease in these students' understanding of key concepts.
The slowing of erosion was interpreted to have been driven by a decrease in ISM precipitation in the frontal Himalaya, possibly due to southward retreat of the ISM front (Huang et al. 2007).
This process is driven by a decrease in surface energy, and the kinetics of aggregation are dependent on the supersaturation of the starting solution.
