Sentence examples for decrease of working from inspiring English sources

The films' crystallinity (Xc) increases with the decrease of working pressure, and with the increase of power input.

In general, under static working conditions, the heat transfer coefficient increases with the increase of mass flux and the decrease of working pressure, but heat flux has little influence on it.

With the increase of current density, extension of duty ratios and decrease of working frequency, the absorptance (αs) decreases and the emissivity increases, due to the increase of the real surface area for radiating energy of coating and the thicker coating composed of nonmetallic inhibiting the absorptance of solar energy.

There are two main approaches to prevent oxidation of interfering substances on the electrode surface a decrease of working potential by introduction of additional substances into the bioselective membrane or deposition of additional semipermeable membranes, which allows selective access of the target substance to the electrode surface [4].

In the nineteen patients, who completed the T2 follow-up (56%), we observed a statistical clinical benefit (p < 0.001) in headache features (29% less in attack frequency, 39% less in attack duration, 21% less in pain intensity, 63% less in drug intake) and a significant reduction of pain-killer costs per month (-75%) and a decrease of working productivity loss (-28%).

The miners demanded that the minimum age to be raised to 14 years for those who worked in the sulfur mines, the decrease of working hours and setting a minimum wage.

This main result provides new evidence in support of the decreased effect of working underground which is manifested with respect to the internal and the external rates.

For instance, more resilient elephants may be selected more frequently to work more hours, or those elephants that sustain too many lesions may have decreased numbers of working hours, or be removed from the camp.

Due to the increasing lifespan and the decreasing ratio of working to retired populations, the social and economic burden of neurodegenerative diseases are growing [ 3] and may be threatening future welfare and health care.

Most of Western Europe is also facing an imminent serious decrease of population of working age.

However, the decrease of work hardening coefficient with increasing strain rate did not follow a similar trend.