Sentence examples for was predicted to decrease from inspiring English sources

The planned housing was predicted to decrease occurrence or activity for all 12 bat species.

As human density and development were increased the use of hardwood hammocks (a land cover preferred by panthers) was predicted to decrease.

Although species richness was predicted to decrease slightly under both simulated fuels reduction treatments, the prescription that incorporated structural heterogeneity retained marginally higher species richness.

The occurrence of the yellow-bellied glider was predicted to decrease with increased logging intensity, and also in habitat patches with increased edge relative to area, a landscape-scale variable.

When the elliptical concave impaction plates with the A/B ratio of 4.0 and 3.5 were applied to the MST indoor air sampling impactor having PM10 and PM2.5 stages, the cut-off size was predicted to decrease from 10to6.5.5 μm and from 2.5 to 1.6 μm, respectively, while the impactor collection efficiency curves became less steep.

The charge on the UO22+ group was predicted to decrease from +1.10 to +0.65 to +0.31 (Table 3) reflecting a reduction of the uranyl cation (Note that the NPA charges on the uranium atom only change by 0.1 electron).

The amino acid substitution is predicted to decrease protein stability, and the prediction confidence is 76.34%.

Decreased flux through the PPP is predicted to decrease antioxidant capacity through lower NADPH production, an effect consistent with the down-regulation of other anti-oxidant pathways discussed above.

Decreased expression of HMGB2 in CRPC is predicted to decrease expression of at least a subset of androgen-regulated genes that contain palindromic AREs [ 111].

The mean change in species' mean state-wide probability of occurrence was also greater for Maxent-based predictions than for GAM-based predictions, as was the number of species whose distributions were predicted to decrease.

"The veteran population is predicted to decrease in the next 20 years in Manhattan," Mr. Mazzulla said.