Sentence examples for a continuous reduction of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The inelastic response of the lattice elements is described by a damage approach, which corresponds to a continuous reduction of the stiffness of the springs.

Extraction of the modal characteristics revealed a continuous reduction, of approximately 5%, in the first three natural frequencies over the period of the study.

This increase occurred with a continuous reduction of the work carried out by doctors from medical departments (e.g. cardiology or neurology medical specialists), with a progressive uptake by the ED dedicated team.

Defining the TMRED was based on two criteria (Lim et al. 2012): a) the availability of convincing evidence from epidemiologic studies that support a continuous reduction in risk of disease to the chosen distribution, and b) a distribution that is theoretically possible at the population level.

Compared to HIV-1 replication in shSCRAM cells normalized to 100% at all time points, we observed a continuous reduction in the amount of virus in supernatant of shRNA infected clones.

The challenge of providing high-quality follow-up after childbirth is discussed in the light of a development characterised by a continuous reduction in the length of hospital stay, in combination with increasing public demands for information and individualised care.

Effective maintenance therapy is essential for stabilizing the remission by suppressing the re-emergence of drug-resistant clones via a continuous reduction in the burden of residual leukemic cells.

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.