Sentence examples for continued decreases from inspiring English sources
"We have seen continued decreases in reports of hate crimes to forces and these reports have now returned to formerly seen levels for 2016.
This is contrary to the trend seen between 2007/08 and 2011/12, which saw continued decreases in the ratio.
Prices remain well above their level of a year ago, but analysts are hopeful that continued decreases may allow the Bank of England to cut interest rates before year's end.Farmers in India have ended their protest over land given to Tata Motors.
Technological advances and continued decreases in the cost of sequencing are allowing the whole genome reconstruction of large collections of pathogens.
Similar to our findings, Asato et al., found continued decreases in the diffusion measure into post-puberty, though MD reflects overall magnitude of diffusion independent of direction, whereas RD considers diffusion only in the direction perpendicular to the predominant diffusion direction.
Future use of full genome sequencing for epidemiological investigations of bacterial infectious disease outbreaks thus seems feasible assuming anticipated continued decreases in the cost of DNA sequencing [ 70] and availability of computational tools that allow for rapid and reliable genome assembly and comparisons.
The continued decrease of the concentration is due to the growth of the particles.
If the downwind buildings were parallel to Mannerheimintie, the concentrations dropped significantly at the pavement and continued decreasing slightly in the courtyards.
The electricity rate continued decreasing over time during the measurement period (Table 1), which led to an increase in the demand for power.
With the ever-increasing diesel price and continued decrease in solar PV module prices, RE-based systems are becoming more competitive.
Reduction in dynamic driving pressure were found after ECMO initiation, and the values of survivors continued decreasing and exhibited significantly lower than nonsurvivors until day 7 (Fig. 2).
