Sentence examples for decreasing status from inspiring English sources

Selina Todd's suggestion about abolishing university entry requirements and decreasing status distinctions between universities is excellent (Let's turn Oxbridge into a comprehensive, 22 September).

Patients and community dissatisfaction and complaints, high workload, low salary, decreasing status and high private demands can aggravate the stress level, and regret [ 31].

Thus, while for FAS the risk of repeated drunkenness decreased with family affluence, for parental occupation, the risk tended to increase with decreasing status, which is in line with some findings from other studies [ 14, 15].

For the purpose of aiding interpretation and analysis, occupational grade was analyzed in 3 levels of decreasing status: high status, administrative (Whitehall II grades 1-2); medium status, executive (Whitehall II grades 3-5); and low status, clerical and support staff (Whitehall II grade 6).

We found that telling an appropriate and successful joke increases status but telling an inappropriate unsuccessful joke decreases status.

Boston College players and fans, owing to the decreased status of the Champs Sports Bowl when compared with the Orange, Chick-fil-A, and Gator Bowls, were disappointed with the selection and match against Michigan State.

These comparisons established that the proxy-completed respondents were demographically different, varied in type of chronic condition, reported more depression, and reported decreased status in physical and mental health compared to self-completed respondents.

Malnutrition can result in compromised immune function, reduced functional status, decreased performance status, and impaired treatment response [ 23- 25].

Previous studies have generally demonstrated poorer cancer survival with decreasing socioeconomic status but mostly used only ecological measures of status and analytical methods estimating simple survival.

Previous studies have generally demonstrated poorer cancer survival with decreasing socioeconomic status but often used only ecological measures of status, or less extensive analytical methods.

Here, the risk of repeated drunkenness increased with decreasing occupational status in Finland, Belgium and Norway, while for Ireland the highest odds ratio was found in the middle occupational status category.