Sentence examples for decrease in the standard from inspiring English sources

One such change involved a slight decrease in the standard deduction for 1987 from the levels previously set by Congressional staff members.

Liberalism, welfare statism is causing water shortages, lack of employment opportunities, an erosion of the value of the dollar, a decrease in the standard of living, a rise in the price of gasoline and an overall lowering of the quality of life and economic opportunities for Americans.

All projections revealed a decrease in the standard deviation (SD) over Delphi rounds.

The negative sign is interpreted as a decrease in the standard deviation when this factor goes from the low level to the high level.

Besides the improvement in the conductivity by the addition of the MWCNTs (Fig. 5), the thin film reproducibility improved significantly which is well remarked by the decrease in the standard deviation as the MWCNTs content increases.

Finally, Panel D shows that a decrease in the standard deviation (sigma ) of the bank's investment return shifts to the left the reaction function of the central supervisor and shifts down the reaction function of the local supervisor, leading to a reduction in the equilibrium effort of at least one of the two supervisors although in the numerical results both (e_{c}^) and (e_{l}^) go down.

They found that ambient PM10 was associated with decreased in the standard deviation (SD) of normal-to-normal (NN) intervals (SDNN), a time domain measure of overall HRV.

Body weight was stable in the intensive group while decreasing in the standard group, leading at 5 years to a 1.5-lb difference; weight gain was less in Asian than in non-Asian trial participants.

Decreases in the standard deviation of the Gaussian curve [ Fig. 4(D,E)] demonstrate that MTs began to increasingly extend along similar pathways during Wnt5a treatment (p = 0.0313, Wilcoxon matched-pairs test).

Min et al. [ 36] measured HRV among community residents in Korea to study the effects of PM10, SO2, and NO2 on cardiac autonomic function, and found that exposure to PM10, SO2, and NO2 resulted in reduced HRV, significant decreases in the standard deviation of the normal to normal interval (SDNN) and low frequency (LF) domain effect, and the effect was sustained for twelve hours.

A decrease in particle size resulted in a significant decrease in the relative standard deviation of OTA concentrations.