Sentence examples for decrease in field from inspiring English sources

During late October there was a 50percentt decrease in field reports to Iraq's national command center, after the Iraqi government failed to pay a contractor responsible for satellite transmission of the data.

The data indicates that cross-pollination generally increases with a decrease in field size and distance to the single GM field and vice-versa.

The vertical field and total intensity maps in Figs. 8 and 9, respectively, show a continuing decrease in field strength over southern Africa from 2005.5 to 2010.5, contributing to a deepening of the SAA.

These storms are commonly split into three phases (Tsurutani and Gonzalez 1997): an initial phase with a sudden increase in field strength (sudden storm commencement or SSC), the main phase with a decrease in field strength and periods of rapid field variations, followed by a recovery phase as the geomagnetic field gradually returns to its normal strength.

Decreases in viscosity automatically occur with a decrease in field intensity until the magnitude approaches zero, at which point ER and MR fluids return to a liquid state.

This reduction in the number of released glutamate molecules can ultimately change the steady-state of the neural network, leading to a decrease in field excitatory postsynaptic potentials, noise amplitude and frequency of the spontaneous burst discharges.

For the small interspacing, the screening effect is able to be domain factor leading to decrease in the field enhancement factor.

This behavior of magnetic field is obtained due to less compression of magnetic flux which leads to decrease in magnetic field h′.

Secondly, we advise managers to be mindful of the potentially negative consequences of recognition programs, as we unexpectedly found that employees in teams in the manufacturing company without a formally recognized member demonstrated performance decreases in our field study.

Our measures of farmland heterogeneity were crop diversity and mean crop field size, where increases in crop diversity and/or decreases in mean field size represent increasing landscape heterogeneity.

Seed predation and removal were mainly influenced by large invertebrates, seed species identity, with Cirsium arvense being more affected than Poa trivialis, Apera spica-venti and Galium aparine and landscape complexity in interaction with farming practice, as it increased in conventional fields, but decreased in organic fields as landscape complexity decreased.