Sentence examples for decrease in the productivity from inspiring English sources

Since herders found that summer grazing lands are increasingly degraded by Cordyceps collection activities with consequent decrease in the productivity of grasslands, to ensure sufficient forage for their yaks, most herders migrate to the summer grazing land a month earlier, after legalization of Cordyceps collection, as opposed to the migration time followed before legalization.

Using the PCM causes a little decrease in the daylight productivity with a considerable increase in the still overnight productivity.

Despite an increase in lactic acid yield, severe reduction of the growth rate and glucose consumption rate owing to the absence of ADH1 caused a considerable decrease in the overall productivity.

Nevertheless, the amount of N derived from symbiosis decreased significantly with increasing altitude (from 18 to 1 kg N ha−1 year−1) due to a strong decrease in the total productivity of the plant community and to a decrease from 15 to 4% of legumes in the sward.

The use of anti-TNF agents resulted in an increase in the annual drug costs (168.54 205.28 million Euros), but at the same time caused a decrease in the annual productivity costs (12.58 31.21 million Euros) and in annual costs of healthcare categories other than drugs (7.23 11.90 million Euros).

The correlation showed a decreasing trend in the productivity with the increase in the brine depth.

It was found that, increasing water depths at the same flow rate caused a decrease in the distilled water productivity.

As a result of a decrease in productivity in the western world and a minimal increase in the middle class economic status (mostly due to low economic growth in middle-class welfare in countries such as India, China, Malaysia, etc).

"You get a positive feedback loop started," she says, "whereby a small decrease in productivity in the lakes can cycle through all these factors and impact [yet] another aspect of the fish life-history cycle".

In Mali, there has been a marked decrease in cotton productivity over the last 10 years, whereas the area planted with cotton has doubled.

Clinical and translational medicine will play an important and applicable role in monitoring and managing the misalignment between the growth in research spending and the decrease in translational productivity, as pointed out recently by Elias Zerhouni [9].