Sentence examples for decrease in area from inspiring English sources

Agricultural and forest land each experienced ∼2.3% (259,244 ha and 322,463 ha, respectively) decrease in area.

Water sources and vegetation cover were positively correlated to reptile community, while disturbance factors (i.e. decrease in area size and shorter distance to settlements) give negative impact to reptile community.

Strength gain per unit increase in area by 1) increasing thickness, increases with increasing curvature radius and decreases with increasing flat length; 2) increasing flat length, increases with increasing thickness; while the decrease in strength per unit decrease in area by increasing curvature radius decreases with increasing thickness.

The results show an increase in broadleaf forest, conifer forest and winter-cropped lowland agricultural area and decrease in area under shrublands, grasslands and upland agriculture in between 1976 and 2000, although shrublands increased during the second half (1989 2000) of the study period.

A decrease in area in this way represents an increase in the aspect ratio of the particle image.

There was a decrease in area equivalents calculated by the adjustment coefficient of ecosystem services, although the quality per unit was improved.

It is important to realize that with time the hypointense signal intensity area within the heart or other pathological tissue will decrease in areas as macrophages metabolize the iron oxide or migrate out of the tissue [37] [39].

Reporter cell numbers were found to decrease in areas away from the initial fracture and also decrease over time.

"Although many of these regions have decreased in area and thickness over the past decade(s), reported in many recent scientific papers, the misinterpretation of enormous losses of glacierised area from these maps is far off the range in measured losses," said Hester Jiskoot, a glaciologist at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta.

Planned and unplanned housing are increasing while green areas are decreasing in area.

Grasslands in Japan are decreasing in area and becoming increasingly fragmented.