Sentence examples for a continuous reduction from inspiring English sources

Why can't the workers who are not upgrading their own skills expect a continuous reduction of wages?

For the metal-working industry, a continuous reduction in manufacturing cost is desirable.

However, establishing an environment for a continuous reduction in the speeding violations has been a challenge in many countries.

The addition of RHA to both the Okitipupa (SW) and Enugu (SE) shale caused a continuous reduction in PI up to 10 % RHA.

This effect provokes a continuous reduction of the laser intensity at the target surface, which in turn prevents the obtaining of higher NPs concentrations.

Increasing the testing temperature to 600, 650, and 700 °C yields a continuous reduction of the friction coefficient from around 1 to 0.27, respectively.

During four years of observation (2005/2006 until 2008/2009) and including all age groups, German sentinel surveillance found a largely continuous reduction of annual varicella cases, with a total decrease by 63% of all cases [ 30], which preceded the similar decrease observed in our population by about two years.

However, a strong, continuous reduction in the EOF occurred and quantification was not possible.

It is shown that this simplified method captures the essential design features such as: (a) the continuous reduction of the first natural frequency of the structure pile soil system due to progressive reduction of soil stiffness due to liquefaction; (b) the reduction in the axial load-carrying capacity of the pile due to instability caused by liquefaction.

In other words, over a time interval of 913 days a significant and continuous reduction of the average molar mass of the radioactive PAM was observed.

3 Large scale clinical trials examining the efficacy of a broad range of antihypertensives found a consistent and continuous reduction in cardiovascular risk (primary or secondary events and across all age groups) according to the baseline values and magnitude of change in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure.