Sentence examples for drastic shrinkage from inspiring English sources
Yet this figure represents a drastic shrinkage.
When the external temperature is raised above the LCST, the hydrogels experience abrupt and drastic shrinkage.
The contest grew out of the 1934 Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp Act, aimed at reversing the drastic shrinkage of the nation's wetlands.
With minimal but inventive means, Mr. Rothchild conjures up Alice's drastic shrinkage (after downing the contents of the "Drink me" bottle) and growth (after consuming the "Eat me" cake).
The superabsorbency arises in part from protonation of the dendrimer amine endgroups at external pH = 7, which is supported by the drastic shrinkage of the most highly swelling gels in aqueous NH4OH at pH = 11.
Further, the comparison of the breed distribution reveals a drastic shrinkage in distribution from over 11 sub-districts to three sites in the current study (Chhoekhor, Chummey and Phobji).
It was also a time when humanity went through several drastic shrinkages of population, which probably applied selective pressures that forced the pace of evolution.
To our knowledge, no data exist supporting a universal trend for drastic genome shrinkage in a relative recent evolutionary time.
Analysts remained skeptical that Air France-KLM would be willing to increase its exposure significantly unless it could extract a commitment to a drastic — and politically unpalatable — shrinkage of Alitalia's operations that would probably include sharp reductions to its work force of 14,000.
Analysts remained skeptical that Air France-KLM would be willing to significantly increase its exposure unless it could extract a commitment to a drastic and politically unpalatable shrinkage of Alitalia's operations that would probably include sharp reductions to its work force of 14,000.
The economies on the periphery of the single-currency club have suffered drastic falls, although Greece is in a league of its own with a shrinkage of 23%.Even with so much lost ground to make up, the medium-term outlook is for a lacklustre recovery in the euro area, which will continue to be held back by its dodgy banks.
