Sentence examples for availability to decrease from inspiring English sources

For example, reduced food consumption from the egg group caused its contribution to cholesterol availability to decrease by 38.3 milligrams from 180.8 to 142.5 milligrams.

A PLOX cycle helps to improve plant safety and availability and to decrease the capital cost by reducing the size of the oxygen compressor or by eliminating it completely.

According to European Environment Agency (2009), several studies have been conducted which aim to assess the potential effects of climate change in water resources in Mediterranean region and their common conclusion is that water resource availability is expected to decrease.

Using PET, it has been shown that reduced dopamine transporter (DAT) availability was related to decrease in activation of emotional gesture recognition [ 83].

Efforts to decrease availability of energy dense snacks and drinks were only successful in few schools; as shop owners were concerned about reduced profit.

27, 28 Bone allografts allow the selection of blocks with a predefined configuration and a corticocancellous composition, and overcome disadvantages related to autografts such as availability and morbidity, allied to decrease blood loss.

"To reduce alcohol-related harm we need to decrease the availability of alcohol through restricting outlet density and trading hours, place stronger restrictions on alcohol marketing and a volumetric tax on alcohol," she said.

Water availability for plants is likely to decrease along this gradient, S being the driest topoclimate.

In recent years, natural substances such as zeolite have been used to adsorb heavy metals from water Ouki and Kavannagh (1999) and from soil to decrease their availability to plants (Mondale et al. 1995; Inglezakis et al. 2002).

In addition, prolonged livestock movement into grazing lands and watering around settled areas have been observed to decrease pasture availability among the Baringo pastoralists of Kenya (Kaimba et al. 2011).

UC Berkeley professor Michael Anderson found that a half-star increase was enough to decrease reservation availability 19% during peak periods — a sign of a robust business.