Sentence examples for a projected decrease from inspiring English sources

Australia's 2016 federal budget figures show a projected decrease in PRRT revenues to $800m per annum in 2020, which suggests that the community could wait decades for benefits from PRRT on gas.

In this study, three disaster mitigation/prevention urban structure models were designed for future urban planning of the 2050s (the target period in which about 100 years will have passed since the last huge earthquake) in the Nagoya metropolitan area considering a reduction in the urban area according to a projected decrease in population.

At the same time, the ACA will reduce support for public and charity hospitals based on a projected decrease in the number of uninsured people, leaving millions of people with literally nowhere to go for needed care.

The CCSM3 and ECHAM5 models show an increase in the frequency of type A and a decrease in the frequency of type C. The three models are in agreement in terms of a projected decrease in type C in spring.

As reported previously, sample size was calculated to be 110 patients: S4 was estimated to occur in 35% by 3 years with a projected decrease to 10% with tacrolimus MT, and this required a sample size of 99.

There is a projected decrease in age-standardised incidence rates for several sites between 2007 and 2030, with annual declines of 1% or more for stomach, larynx, bladder, ovary and leukaemia.

We find an agreed projected decrease in annual mean significant wave height (HS) over 25.8% of the global ocean area.

This is a consequence of the projected decrease in summer rainfall levels at this time, antagonised by ever increasing summer temperatures, resulting in decreased moisture availability.

Colors show projected decrease in snowpack compared to current averages.

The projected decrease in spending of £84m could, therefore, be even higher.

The area of projected decrease is greater during boreal winter (January March, mean; 38.5% of the global ocean area) than austral winter (July September, mean; 8.4%).