Sentence examples for a net global decrease from inspiring English sources
The present work shows that VLR, a human native VLDL- and LDL-rich lipoprotein mix, induces a net global decrease in gene expression that mirrors the previously reported global de novo DNA methylation caused by VLR in THP-1 macrophages [ 7].
These countries thus have contributed to a net global reforestation and/or decrease in the pressure on forests, but this global environmental benefit has been shrinking during recent years.
For example, using a relatively simple parameterization of fire in a DGVM driven by input from multiple AOGCMs, Scholze et al. [15] describe global changes in wildfire frequency that align with our estimates in many areas, also generally supporting the concept of a net global balance between increases and decreases in future fire.
According to a leaked draft of the report obtained by ClimateWire, to avoid a global temperature rise of 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels, net global emissions must decrease 40-70 percent by 2050 and hit zero by the end of the century.
The modified permeability tensor is obtained for both topographically simple and complex domains by enforcing a zero net global current.
The same picture is described by the World Health Organization, which predicts a global decrease in tobacco smoking.
A global decrease on spectrum sharing efficiency and usage fairness.
If we only examine the influence of reservoir operations and LULCC on the critical dimensions of water scarcity, we find a net decrease in the global population exposed to water scarcity and decreases in the average duration and occurrence of water scarcity for a relatively higher share of the global population, compared to the impacts of all HI together (Supplementary Figs 10 and 11).
Departing from this zero-sum calculus, the Cancun Agreements reached at the sixteenth session of the Conference of the Parties (COP) in 2010 called for "one or more market-based mechanisms" capable of "ensuring a net decrease and/or avoidance of global greenhouse gas emissions", an intention reiterated at COP 17 and COP 18.
