Sentence examples for decrease in commitment from inspiring English sources

However, our study uncovered no evidence of a decrease in commitment to either patients or the profession.

A recent 2010 study found that increased numbers of available woman led to "a decrease in commitment-related behavior" in men.

Prime Minister David Cameron said the Queen's decision was "entirely understandable" and did not reflect any decrease in her commitment to the Commonwealth.

Georgia has seen a decrease in prison commitments by 16% between 2009 - 2015 through passage of transformative corrections reforms in both the adult and juvenile systems.

As expected, this lead to a decrease in mitochondrial population commitment to mitophagy phenotype, and increase in total cytochrome c release, due to decreased Bcl2 binding with Bax to inhibit apoptosis activation (Fig.  7b; Additional file 13: Figure S13B), consistent with experimental observation [ 38].

However, as we move down the list we find a decreasing order of stringency in commitment.

Landlords are apt to surrender a 20% decrease in rent for a commitment of two to five years.

Inhibition of MEK-ERK1/2 pathway is sufficient to induce an increase of expression of the immature marker CD34 and a decrease in the late MK commitment marker, GPIb, without affecting expression of the early megakaryocytic marker GPIIb.

Do not decrease your commitment, do not underperform in your daily assignments as an event manager, and do not lose your focus on your present job.

It was burdened, therefore, with ample discredit and wide public criticism that resulted in decreased political commitment and limited allocation of resources.

We hypothesize that this late decrease in autophagy may coincide with the commitment to apoptosis, including shut down of normal cellular function and initiation of the apoptotic program preceding overt cell death.