Sentence examples for a decrease in orders from inspiring English sources

Economists had expected a decrease in orders of more than 10percentt.

The positive reduction entropy of native Cld is consistent with reduction-induced solvent reorganization effects in the catalytic site, since the decreased electrostatic interaction of the metal ion in its reduced form with the water molecules in the cavity should lead to a decrease in ordering.

To assess whether the proposed evolution of Homo floresiensis is consistent with observed decreases in brain mass which have occurred elsewhere in the primate phylogeny, we calculated the ratio change in brain and body mass [(brain descendant - brain ancestor)/(body descendant-body ancestor)] for branches showing a decrease, in order to facilitate comparisons with the literature (see methods).

One talks then about chemical reactions which are entropically favored or disfavored depending on if there is an increase in order upon reaction or there is a decrease in order.

Statements on the news like "The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell two per cent today in late trading because of rising concerns about a decrease in factory orders" are pretty much meaningless.

"While there continues to be some signs of growth the economy remains fragile with a slowdown in work coming in for businesses and a decrease in export orders".

Electrochemical characterization revealed a decrease in two orders of magnitude in the film resistance as the number of bilayers increased from 5 to 20, which is a consequence of an increase in the amount of conductive material (MWCNT).

Furthermore, a decrease in the order in these phase separated structures is observed upon swelling.

It is known that a decrease in the order of crystallinity in carbon materials will make the XRD peaks broader.

In addition to the change in protein environment, the spectral decomposition of the experimental data revealed a decrease in lipid ordering with the increasing concentration of the alcohols.

A decrease in molecular ordering as well as chain scission via chain cross-linking and free radical formation are the two most likely mechanisms for change in conductivity.