Sentence examples for decreasing influence from inspiring English sources

The paper only covers works written up to 1952, because of copyright issues, but Rockmore believes the decreasing influence of the canon will only have continued in the authors of today.

Several other economic ministers were replaced Monday, said the North's official news agency, K.C.N.A., a sign of the decreasing influence of technocrats as the Workers Party reasserted itself in favor of socialist state control of the moribund economy, analysts said.

For instance, species 2 will drive species 1 to local extinction if the term α1,2N2/K2 exceeds the term r1N1(1 − N1/K1)—though the term α1,2N2/K2 will exert a decreasing influence over the growth rate of species 1 as α1,2N2/K2 diminishes.

OR = 1 means no influence, OR > 1 means an increasing influence and OR<< 1 means a decreasing influence.

Socio-spatial polarization is associated with increasing influence of the central areas and decreasing influence of the peripheral areas.

This is in line with other studies suggesting that careers are becoming more and more diversified and that this can be attributed to high personal agency and decreasing influence of social constraints (Hakim 2000; Heinz 2003).

One proposed reason for the decreased influence, of blood sugar on FDG uptake in the brain, might be that DER was measured shortly after administration of FDG.

Another abnormal effective connectivity associated with CA was the decreased influence from the amygdala, hippocampus, putamen, and pallidum to the left PTH.

The barrier structures are designed to limit dark current associated with Shockley Read Hall (SRH) generation recombination processes and to decrease influence of surface leakage current without impeding photocurrent.

With reduced polarity (basicity) and decreased influence on the whole structure, they still form inter- and intramolecular hydrogen bonds, keeping the conformation planar due mainly to the p-π conjugation in the structure.

If resistance had evolved, we would expect a decreased influence of EMS at all concentrations.