Sentence examples for a rate of decrease from inspiring English sources

Worse yet, many of these places were among the first victims of the plunge in industrial output last year, when production fell by almost 20percentt — a rate of decrease unseen since 1941 and 1942, the years of the Nazi onslaught.

"A voluntary 'two-child' population policy in Iran, for example, succeeded in halving fertility in eight years, as fast a rate of decrease as that of China, whose much-criticised one-child policy began in 1980". But Dr Guillebaud says the NHS must take much of the blame for not limiting unwanted teenage pregnancies.

Cells were manually frozen to −20°C at a rate of decrease of 1°C per min and transferred to liquid nitrogen storage.

PCR products were denatured at 95°C for 30 s and slowly cooled to 45°C over a period of 45 min at a rate of 1.1°C/min decrease.

In the case of exponential population decline, we used a per-generation rate-of-decrease of −0.003.

Furthermore, this rate of change has a larger magnitude, indicating a larger rate of decrease in the survival function, when there is a poor prognosis.

Aneurysms in patients without endoleaks had a higher rate of decrease, an XSCT diameter by 0.50 +/- 0.74 mm/mo, and 3DCT diameter by 0.46 +/- 0.84 mm/mo.

For the total area studied, the net result was that dense forest and regenerated forest combined made up 37 103 ha in 1993 giving an 11% decrease (4397 ha) from 1984 with a mean rate of decrease of 489 ha/year.

This in turn increases so-called melting momentum, which can sustain a high rate of decrease during the second half of the melting season, even if weather conditions aren't perfect for melting, compaction and transport.

A reduced rate of decrease in the hardness and modulus is observed in the TiN/N+-implanted aluminum.

A faster rate of decrease with the channel slope was observed when the dam is higher or when the maximum grain size decreases.