Sentence examples for a decrease in the availability from inspiring English sources

Our study demonstrates a decrease in the availability of iodized salt in households.

Energy is degraded to a less useful form, and it is sometimes said that there is a decrease in the availability of energy.

When food resources are abundant, a population tends to expand; otherwise, a decrease in the availability of food resources leads to a shrinkage in the population size.

A field experiment showed that this was not necessarily due to a decrease in the availability of polychaetes near the crab burrows.

And, of more importance, the fear of an expansion of litigation should not deter courts from granting relief in meritorious cases; the proper remedy is an expansion of the judicial machinery, not a decrease in the availability of justice.

The birth of the twenty first century has provoked a substantial rise in the use of designer drugs, such as synthetic cathinones, because of a decrease in the availability and purity of other drugs of abuse.

When fine suspended solids are present in the reactor, a decrease in the effective availability of the superficial surface of the presaturated adsorbent particles for mass transfer from the liquid phase was observed.

A decrease in the DAT availability of the striatum was associated with clinical recovery in our case, which may support this hypothesis.

When bacterial cells sense a decrease in the moisture availability of the external environment, they must respond rapidly to balance the internal osmotic pressure in order to maintain viability.

Second, the decline in government resources for healthcare has led to a decrease in both the availability of subsidized drugs from public providers, and service quality at the low levels such as district health centre (DHC) and community health station (CHS) [ 23].

At the Britannica Blog, writer Clay Shirky pugnaciously observed that War and Peace was "too long, and not so interesting", further stating that "it would be hard to argue that the last ten years have seen a decrease in either the availability or comprehension of material on scientific or technical subjects".