Sentence examples for decreasing the relationship from inspiring English sources

For longer periods of rainfall, vegetation levels often level off, decreasing the relationship between rainfall and NDVI.

The only indisputable facts are that adiponectin serum level is positively age-dependent, and that BMD during aging is decreasing; the relationship between these two phenomena is still unknown.

Table 8 shows that when using the Study DIAD approach, the quality of the primary studies significantly decreases the relationship between FWPs and organizational attractiveness (Q M = 7.64, p < 0.01).

From this figure, we see that the TEC does not change when the wind speed is 80 m/s, and for lower wind values, although the TEC decreases, the relationship is not linear; i.e., the change in TEC is larger when the winds are between 0 and 10 m/s than when they are between 10 and 20 m/s.

One mechanism shown to help decrease the relationship between job strain and cardiovascular disease and its risk factors is social support [ 45, 46].

Overall, the local health network reform has had a "territorializing" effect on collaborations; by decreasing the organizations' relationships with primary healthcare practices and hospitals outside their local health network and by strengthening the development of collaborations among health organizations within their local health network.

The creation of LHNs was expected to "territorialize" collaboration, by strengthening partnerships among organizations within the local health network whilst at the same time, decreasing the number of relationships outside the local health network.

"There's a mythology that I.T. decreases the personal relationship between the physician and the patient," he said.

Perceptions of higher trust and mutual help (i.e. cognitive social capital) decreased the negative relationship between coping intensity and mental health outcomes.

35 Those with depression often withdraw from social activities and relationships, decreasing the size of their social networks and severing relationships which may offer support and enhance occupational functioning.

Teilhard de Chardin's concept of the biosphere might be useful in answering this, where the extinction of species certainly would leave serious implications on the biosphere's stability, because it would decrease the interacting relationships between its parts and influence the quality of interactions within the entire 'chain' that maintains the stability.