Sentence examples for a decrease in life from inspiring English sources

Those at the extremes — the very thin and the very fat — showed a decrease in life span.

All of these allows an increase in RO productivity and a decrease in life time costs.

Beltrán-Sánchez said he was expecting to see an increase of "three or four years" during the last decade, but found a decrease in life expectancy of 0.6 years for men and almost no change for women.

Travel the eight stops on the Jubilee line tube from Central London's Westminster to Canning Town and you find a decrease in life expectancy of nearly one year for each station going east.

Thus, reducing social spending turns into a decrease in life opportunities for poorer people and thus an increase in inequalities (see also [14]).

Cremieux et al. [28] investigating a cross province study in Canada reported that, given the various socio-economic variables in the province, lower spending is associated with a statistically significant increase in infant mortality and therefore a decrease in life expectancy.

NIV was included in a bundle and was associated with a decrease in life-threatening hypoxemia following intubation in a multicenter study [ 1], [ 2] (Table 2).

Presumably, this was due to a decrease in female life span, and the fact that germ line ablation with a germ cell-less mutant failed to extend life span in either males or females.

The application of salt solution resulted in extensive corrosion of the solder joints and a decrease in fatigue life.

Early age microcracks are generally the primary cause for a decrease in service life of cement-based structures.

However, the large loss in ductility due to pre-straining to 15% resulted in a decrease in LCF life with respect to the applied plastic strain amplitude.