Sentence examples for yield a decrease in from inspiring English sources
The electrons released during this process yield a decrease in resistance and thus an increase in current.
The analysis reveals that both approaches yield a decrease in precision and accuracy with increasing range between sensor and object.
Covariates for the second model are selected in a step-wise manner until addition of another covariate does not yield a decrease in an objective criterion.
While the annual variation amongst treatments was not significant, the results of this study suggest that fall burns support higher overall richness and native species richness; spring burns yield a decrease in overall richness, but an increase in native species richness; and summer burns contribute to an initial decline in overall and native species richness.
Broadly speaking, any mechanism that yields the restoration of activity in the PI3K, MAPK, AKT or mTORC1 pathways, or increased activity of the ER pathway, will restore the proliferation-inducing and/or apoptosis-opposing effects of these pathways, and will yield a decrease in the effectiveness of PI3K inhibitors.
While it is logical that hearing longer and more phonologically complex words (i.e., "hard") would evoke greater activation in this region in adults, it is frankly unclear why this region would yield a decrease in activation in children.
Bringing those groups to the table yielded a decrease in the number of racially discriminatory stops and the number of civilian complaints, and an increase in black residents' perception of fairness and professionalism by the Cincinnati police department.
For all samples, elevating the temperature yielded a decrease in the emission intensities at 697 nm.
This, in turn, yields a decrease in chemical activity of the metals in the Fe Co row.
However, excessive perforation of the electrode yielded a decrease in performance due to reduced available surface area.
Increasing the porosity of the column from 0.55 to 0.59, yielded a decrease in the (Kc a) values for color and phenolic compounds adsorption processes.
