Sentence examples for decrease in season from inspiring English sources

The Scottish League One champions warn they will be "unable to trade in the short term" if there is "a substantial decrease in season ticket income".

The number of varicella cases reported in the seasons 2 and 3 were similar (decrease of 0.25 per 1,000 patient contacts), followed by a further pronounced decrease in season 4 (of 1.7 cases per 1,000 patient contacts), whereas season 5 was similar again to season 4 (decrease of only 0.1 cases per 1,000 patient contacts).

In this case, resistance to DOR decreased in season 7 but stayed significant, indicating weak counterselection of the DOR-resistant bacteria by CIP.

Current treatments do not decrease pain in-season; eccentric exercises in-season result in an increase in pain.

In 2011, plastic mulch increased the total N uptake in the aboveground biomass of maize by 53%, whereas it decreased the in-season labeled-N uptake by 19%, compared to non-mulched treatment.

Quantification of domestic and on-farm water use, and water availability indicated that water availability was sufficient during the study period, but that only an 8% decrease in dry season supply would result in shortages.

This diversion causes a large decrease in dry season discharge and increase in salinity in the Ganges River downstream of the Farraka Barrage and in the Gorai River that branches off the Ganges and was historically the principal dry-season source of freshwater to southwest Bangladesh [23].

Instead of noting that Atlanta is a city with professional football (Falcons), baseball (Braves), and through the 2011 season, ice hockey (Thrashers), which may just -- don't quote me now -- cause a significant decrease in white season-ticket holders, Levenson noted that there were fewer fathers and sons at the games, due no doubt to the disproportionate rate of black attendees.

The noontime EEJ strength shows a smooth decrease in D-season up to December and a gradual increase from January, approaching the equinoctial maximum of daily variation (Figure 6).

According to Pandey et al. (2010), water levels in Kathmandu generally start rising in June/July (monsoon season) and decrease in November/December (dry season).

A moderately confident projection exists for an increase in the frequency of cyclones, while rainfall, although maintaining a similar annual mean, will increase in the wet season and decrease in the dry season (11).