Sentence examples for a decrease in living from inspiring English sources
In fact, the agricultural revolution resulted in a decrease in living standards for the vast majority of humanity.Hunter-gatherers usually only had to work a few hours a day at subsistence needs.
She said children could no longer assume they would live better lives than their parents: "Africa's youth are more educated than their parents but less employed … A decrease in living standards in Europe is bad but in Africa this could be lethal".
When assuming a C content of 50% in dry material of bacteria (Bratbak and Dundas 1984) a decrease in living bacterial biomass from 17.7 to 4.7 mg g−1 compost occurred during the 26 day period of compost colonization by A. bisporus.
There are many theories that have been postulated as to why this discrepancy exists such as a decrease in living donors, residing in remote communities or low socioeconomic status but to date no clear reasons have been brought to the forefront.
"It's basically a decrease in living standards".
To evaluate if an elevated progesterone (P) level on the day of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) administration is associated with a decrease in live-birth rate in patients with a good prognosis.
A trend towards a decrease in live cell number and a significant increase in LDH release were seen in PAECs treated with high glucose compared to control cultures.
A decrease in live cell population was observed when high levels of shear were applied, along with a concomitant increase in apoptotic and cell debris populations.
Quantitation of live and dead cell numbers by trypan blue exclusion showed that while Lox knockdown led to a decrease in live cell number, this was not associated with an increase in cell death (Supplementary Fig S3C).
In the MCF7 breast cancer cell line, the siRNA knockdown of CTSD- IFITM10 fusion was associated with a decrease in live cells suggesting this fusion plays a role in breast cancer cell proliferation.
This is a big difference from 2009 where the GDP fell by even more but there was not a comparably large decrease in living standards.
