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What's more, most of the funds added a "fair value adjustment", in effect marking down the value of the properties they owned and therefore shrinking investors' holdings.

Increasing sea temperatures in tropical regions (~1 degree C) the last century have caused major coral bleaching, death, and therefore shrinking coral populations since although they are able to adapt and acclimate, it is uncertain if this evolutionary process will happen quickly enough to prevent major reduction of their numbers.

As expected, the performance of all algorithms decreased with growing test set and therefore shrinking training set sizes.

Ronald Reagan regarded government as the problem rather than the solution, and therefore shrank social programmes.

Conversely, an intense product competition dissipates the benefits of R&D effort and, therefore, shrinks the incentive to invest in R&D.

And this kind of retiree business has the advantage of being relatively independent of government-funded programs such as Medicare, for which elected officials can reimburse insurers at lower rates and therefore shrink their profits.

The trade deficit extracts the medium of exchange from our domestic economy and therefore shrinks it.

Not incidentally, it would also cease subsidizing and therefore shrink wasteful consumption of non-labor inputs including energy, giving us a "free" way to lower greenhouse gas emissions and put our economy and environment on a more sustainable footing -- all without a net increase in taxes and without more deficit spending.

Keep your torso and back straight, looking straight ahead as you continue to elongate -- and therefore, shrink -- that back calf muscle.

Therefore, shrinking the permissible region reduces the possible solutions, and if the permissible region equals the actual source size, a unique solution can be obtained for uniform and low inhomogeneity source distributions as shown in Figs. 3, 5, and 7.

I want to find a way to describe economic and social equality as a central value a world in which inequality is, therefore, shrinking.