Sentence examples for by a progressive reduction from inspiring English sources

One general tendency is that as standards of living rise the service industries absorb a greater proportion of the labour force, because the rising demand for their output is not generally offset, as in manufacturing, by a progressive reduction in the amount of labour required to produce a given output.

Second, we showed (Clarke and Mayhew 1988), that the 35% decline in numbers of suicides occurring in England and Wales between 1958 and 1977 was caused by a progressive reduction in the poisonous carbon monoxide content of domestic gas.

An increase in luteal blood flow was seen between 0 and 3 hours, followed by a progressive reduction, whereas the values for plasma progesterone and CL-CSA gradually decreased from 0 hours onward.

Furthermore, the rupture of the asperities and associated flattening of the fracture surface is captured by a progressive reduction of the inclination angles of the microplanes in the RIA.

Heating and cooling cycles from room temperature to successively higher temperatures show that these improvements in the internal order are accompanied by a progressive reduction in the diameter of the cylinders.

The sharp initial deformation-induced rise after PCa activation is followed by a progressive reduction resulting from the changing pump-leak balance at each instant of time during the spontaneous decline in PCa.

The data were confirmed by real-time PCR, indicating a progressive reduction in the amount of fungus present at later time points in the incompatible interaction (data not shown).

By contrast, in Latin America in general, a progressive reduction of autonomous independent professional practice has been observed, alongside an increase in public institutional work and professional group practice [ 4].

Tumor regression in this model progresses through cytostasis and apoptosis, leading to a progressive reduction in the epithelial compartment accompanied by an increase in stroma [ 26].

After normalization, we found that, despite a progressive reduction of nucleosomes by hypertonic stress, there was a time-dependent increase in the level of acetylated histone H4 at the ORE locus.

A progressive reduction in A1C is observed by increasing the dose from 500 up to 2,000 mg/day, with no further improvement in glycemic control above such dosage.