Sentence examples for a projected decrease of from inspiring English sources

The recent advent and rapid development of new generations of very-high-throughput DNA sequencing methods makes it now possible to foresee that in the next few years the sequencing and assembly of thousands of human genomes (and transcriptomes) will be achievable at a cost of $1,000 each or less, which is a projected decrease of almost a million-fold in less than ten years.

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.

Our hypothesis is that the proposed additional increase in the medical student quota, in combination with the projected decrease of Japan's total population, will result in a serious doctor surplus in Japan.

Fig. 10 Projected decrease of remaining radioactivity (% aR) in the 10 cm top layer within 10 years after treatment.

The projected decrease of student numbers is expected to stimulate competition for advanced students between and within the faculties and this creates a positive atmosphere for reforms aiming to improve teaching quality and attractiveness.

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.

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%).

Also, many speculate that there will likely be no pay increase in the near future because of the projected decrease in revenue due to tax cuts.

This situation is caused by the projected decrease from 67%to56%6% in the share of the population in the economically active age range.