Sentence examples for decrease in availability from inspiring English sources

This year saw a decrease in availability rates to 10.7percentt from 11percentt in June 2001, and a 14percentt increase in leasing activity, to 1.08 million square feet from 946,000 square feet last year.

Anticipating an increase in crime and a decrease in availability of firearms and accessories in the new administration, people are endeavouring to protect themselves through the mobilisation of their second amendment rights.

So, the researchers argue, a major decrease in availability of the element would have had catastrophic effects on the ocean's ecosystems and thus may have caused, or at least played a major role in, the widespread die-offs.

More than 75% of all categories of respondents in both study sites perceived a decrease in availability of forage resources and water over the past 30 years, partly due to the increasing number of transhumant herds in the communities.

Summarizing the results as per the insults, Cd alone directly interacts with StAR ultimately leading to a decrease in availability of cholesterol.

The accumulation of cytosolic acetylcarnitine may result in a limitation of CPT-1 activity because of the decrease in availability of free carnitine [ 26].

The researchers studied open-air pet markets on the Indonesian island of Sumatra and found that bird species that increased in price but decreased in availability exhibited plummeting populations in the wild.

The researchers studied open-air pet markets on Sumatra from 1987 to 2013 and found that bird species that increased in price but decreased in availability exhibited plummeting populations in the wild.

(2013) showed that even a few days of exposure to cuprizone results in decreases in availability of specific amino acids and an induction of an amino acid response in oligodendrocytes.

As a result, an increase in Mimic availability dictated a decrease in Model availability.

Though not statistically significant, a trend toward a decrease in DAT availability (5.6% decrease in DAT availability per ten cigarettes per day, p = 0.114) was found.