Sentence examples for a decrease in output from inspiring English sources

Unlike Scenario 2, there are sectors which record a decrease in output due to import changes.

With additional effort, according to the law of diminishing returns it will result in a decrease in output.

One published study of staff (consultant) radiologist output in an academic centre alone and while engaging in informal teaching of a radiology trainee showed a decrease in output of approximately 50% while engaging in teaching [11].

Analysis of the LTCICs at limiting dilution indicates that this purging effect is caused by a decrease in output per malignant LTCIC combined with an increase in the normal stem cell frequency.

Note that optrodes implanted in tissue are likely to exhibit a slightly higher efficiency as the lower refractive index mismatch causes a decrease in output Fresnel reflectance and an increase in the critical angle to allow more power to exit out the tips.

Low cardiac output syndrome (LCOS) was defined as a decrease in cardiac output due to transient myocardial dysfunction and included cardiogenic shock as per the IABP shock trial definition [ 7].

The experimental correlates in animals in haemorrhagic shock may be an increased cardiac output in hypoventilated pigs [ 29] and a decrease in cardiac output due to 5 cm PEEP in rats [ 30].

"Positive contributions to output growth came from new private house building, while a decrease in infrastructure output exerted a drag on growth.

However, a major drawback of this technology is that the power output is very low and scaling up leads to a decrease in power output.

The decrease in flow rate also results in impaired output of total protein and amylase, as well as in a decrease in the output of electrolytes.(Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endod 2001;92 292-8).

In contrast, propranolol (3 or 30 μg, icv) pretreatment enhanced the cocaine-induced decrease in cardiac output and increase in systemic vascular resistance noted in vascular responders and resulted in a decrease in cardiac output in mixed responders.