Sentence examples for decreasing difficulty from inspiring English sources

Re "Enriching Uranium Only Gets Easier" (March 9): The decreasing difficulty of enriching uranium to nuclear bomb capability, as the process continues toward that goal, demonstrates why Iran was at least initially willing to ship out partially enriched uranium 235 and then retrieve the more highly enriched product from other nations that have done its work for them.

In all of its sports and sport ambitions, Zwift is bringing not just basic tension and gaming dynamics to the table: it's using some interesting algorithms to help train its users, and figure out what might be the best logical step for them in terms of increasing or decreasing difficulty while measuring all other cycling stats.

Here the effect did not disappear with decreasing difficulty, but remained consistent across difficulty levels.

The 52 items are listed in table 2 in the order of decreasing difficulty (range: 3.60 3.93 logits).

Acquainted markets have the effect of decreasing difficulties in accessing countries' institutional externalities and gaining marketing competitive advantages.

It also decreases difficulty with insertion of the laryngoscope caused by large breasts, improves the view at laryngoscopy [ 58] and may reduce gastro-oesophageal reflux [ 59].

After adjustment for level of physical activity, a proxy for the amount of exposure to the outdoor environment, the number of POB decreased over time, indicating at least partial mediation by increased physical activity and decreased difficulty to walk outdoors.

Such significance would potentially confirm the suspected bias towards improved scores on standard course assessments in the second half of the semester, and would be the result of a decreased difficulty in the course material.

Positive association with early age at first birth was observed in two of three reports [ 5, 8, 9, 11, 21], and only single studies have reported significant associations with decreased use of HRT [ 35] and with decreased difficulty in becoming pregnant [ 5]. Results from previous studies on the effect modification of reproductive risk factors by CYP17 genotypes have also been conflicting.

Increased family monthly income was associated with decreased difficulties in access to health services (× test for trend=32.1, p<0.001) (Table  5).

It can also affect the progress of MDGs through the modification of financial flows to decrease difficulties due to budget constraint [ 53].