Sentence examples for challenges of decreasing from inspiring English sources

The Chinese manufacturers "face challenges of decreasing margins, decreasing exports, lack of capital, protectionism and an external environment that continues to deteriorate," said the official, Chen Huiqing, the deputy director for solar products at the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products.

Singh et al. [89] addressed the challenges of decreasing resolution from a maximum of ca. 14 0.15 points/m2 for regional carbon estimates of urban forests in Charlotte, North Carolina, US because processing very high point density LiDAR data is resource intensive and is likely to hold redundant information.

In order to address challenges of decreased conference attendance by residents due to work hour regulations, the curriculum's core content should be prepared in web-based modules which can be completed by residents unable to attend conferences, and completion of 80-10080-100%ch modules should be included as a graduation requirement.

That information is invaluable for utilities who face the challenge of decreasing revenue as consumers save water.

Many countries around the world are confronted with the challenge of decreasing energy consumption, while the use of electrical appliances is continuously increasing in buildings.

"On the other side there is local supply of transportation companies with vans and mini buses, which used to work mostly for business travellers and private groups, but due to changes in the industry have a challenge of decreasing business or stronger competition," explains Guček.

Related, for Netanyahu, is the challenge of decreasing the large number of Israelis who choose to leave Israel each year.

This prompted more effort into health research to seek the possibility of mobile phones solving the challenge of decreasing adherence to ART medication.

If we want to estimate heterogeneity and/or treatment-by-covariate interactions in terms of shape, we run in the additional challenge of decreasing sample size and event counts for longer follow-up time points, thereby making the estimation of any shape related parameter beyond a fixed treatment effect challenging.

This will be a difficult challenge in the context of decreasing land and water resources.

The new challenge to enhance the probability of decreasing mortality rates should include a more appropriate definition of sepsis based on more specific criteria involving biomarker use and accurate patient phenotypes.