Sentence examples for a decrease in the calibre of from inspiring English sources

Animal models show that in the first 4 weeks, there is a decrease in the calibre of muscle fibres but no change in the total amount of tissue water.

So I am well placed to say that there is a huge disparity in the calibre of care workers.

Part of Hammer's success lies in the calibre of those involved in the films.

His status is reflected in the calibre of investors he has attracted to his venture.

To do that in a World Cup final shows the calibre of men we've got".

Furthermore, we demonstrate a significant decrease in axonal calibre, with a lack of large calibre axons, and a severe impairment of motor nerve conduction velocity and amplitude, whereas the sensory nerve parameters are less affected.

"But if you have an in-depth look at his opponents they are not of the calibre of Ricky Burns.

As word spread, the calibre of people interested in my plight increased.

Furthermore, while stretching of white matter bundles may explain a decrease in λT due to increased axonal packing, this would not explain the increase in λ ∥, which tends to decrease with reduced axonal calibre (Harsan et al., 2006; Wu et al., 2007).

The calibre of acting that was involved in them was extraordinary.

Richie was largely impressed by the calibre of play, and took particular interest, as a fellow-catcher, in McKinney.