Sentence examples for decrease in two from inspiring English sources
Dorji Penjore, of the Center for Bhutan, noted that the last quinquennial survey of the nation, in 2015, showed a decrease in two of nine indicators used to measure Gross National Happiness — psychological well-being and community vitality.
Of the known virulence factors the most remarkable changes were a 20 35-fold 20 35-foldn a cysteincreaseeinase four-like gene, and a 2–3-fold decysteinen two members of the Gal/GalNAc lectin light subunit family.
Electrochemical characterization revealed a decrease in two orders of magnitude in the film resistance as the number of bilayers increased from 5 to 20, which is a consequence of an increase in the amount of conductive material (MWCNT).
In addition, when we examined the expression of CHMP7 in a human SBMA cell model generated from iPSC derived pMNs generated from SBMA patients, we found a significant decrease in two of the three SBMA lines studied (SB3, 1.47 fold decrease, **P < 0.01; SB5, 1.32 fold decrease, **P < 0.01), compared to the two unaffected control lines (Fig. 2F).
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Taiwans central bank also slashed the key discount rate by 25 basis points, to 3.25%, the second decrease in two weeks.
The 2.3percentt drop in factory orders in September was the third decrease in four months.
It was the first decrease in five weeks and left unemployment claims close to their highest level since July 1992.
A separate report from the Commerce Department showed personal spending fell in April by 0.1percentthethe second decrease in four months, while incomes were little changed.
Declines at manufacturers, factories and utility companies sent overall production down 0.5percentthethe first decrease in four months, after a 0.1percentt rise in January.
Decrease in three other indicators will also be measured to gauge the efficacy of our interventions – incidence of early marriage, teen pregnancies and infant and maternal mortality rate.
