Sentence examples for decrease their number from inspiring English sources
"Carrier bags are a highly visible aspect of litter and we are taking decisive action to decrease their number.
Despite being the only major network to decrease their number of primetime shows, Fox is increasing their primetime spending at a rate well above the industry average.
Announce next month the formation of a high-level task force that will be charged with: 1) studying the factors contributing to unintended pregnancies; and 2) issuing recommendations by the end of 2009 for what government, schools, clergy and families can do to decrease their number by 50% over the next 10 years.
And earlier this year, University of Pennsylvania researchers announced a leukemia treatment that seems effective at obliterating leukemia cells, and was shown to completely rid patients of the cancer or at least significantly decrease their number of cancerous cells.
Moreover, at 28 days of age stage 5 neurons further decrease, their number becoming only 1/16 of stage 6 neurons.
On the contrary, in the case where the number of optimal time-feasible reconciliations is high, one can decrease their number by selecting a subset of them.
Some communities in southeast Alaska want to allow the hunting of sea otters in order to decrease their numbers and protect fisheries.
Unfortunately, sea otters are in the cross hairs of a conflict equivalent to the "wolf wars". Some communities in southeast Alaska want to allow the hunting of sea otters in order to decrease their numbers and protect fisheries.
Furthermore polarons do not disappear at high doping levels of PEDOT but rather decrease their numbers gradually down to 0.08 spins per mer at a maximum doping level of 0.55 [e−/mer] attained in this study.
When Joseph Pulitzer bought the faltering New York World in 1882, he planned to increase circulation by inserting sensational woodcuts, then gradually decreasing their number to restore the paper to dignity.
As shown in Fig. 2 a, increasing c to approximately 0.8 decreases their number at a nearly constant rate; beyond this point the number of defaults increases again.
