Sentence examples for declining in density from inspiring English sources

Bramoullé et al. (2009) find that this varies with graph density, i.e. the proportion of node pairs that are linked; and the level of clustering, i.e. the proportion of node triples such that precisely two of the possible three edges are connected.14 Instrument strength is declining in density, since the number of intransitive triads tends to zero, reducing the variation in the instrument.

Snags declined in density with increasing time since fire and generally followed expected patterns of decay, except that few snags stood long enough to reach a clean-bark state.

Analysis restricted to the first 22 h of antibiotic exposure, during which time all populations declined in density.

At this point, untreated infections will also decline in density, due to a combination of resource limitation and host immunity (Mideo et al. 2008).

Under firm-level bargaining, declines in union density translate into declining coverage.

But for some, the decline in density is rapid, as their bones become porous and fracture risk increases.

Dr. Emmert said a 50percentt decline in density, by reducing friction, could halve the rate of descent of satellites and debris, extending the life of orbiting equipment but also hazards.

The study found that increases in density of gypsy moths were associated with declines in density of the white- footed mouse, a predator, and changes in density of the white-footed mouse were closely associated with mast crops of acorns.

Declines in density and biomass during the late summer through early winter were possibly due to high post-settlement mortality and egress to offshore habitats.

Overall the introduction of native woody vegetation was associated with a decline in density and biomass of earthworms, including a decrease in the relative abundance of exotic species.

Consequentially, the nanocrystalline spinel ceramics are shown to exhibit a 50% increase in hardness over a corresponding order of magnitude reduction in grain size without a decline in density or fracture resistance.