Sentence examples for environment of decreasing from inspiring English sources

Funding for research has become increasingly difficult to obtain in an environment of decreasing clinical revenue, increasing research costs, and growing competition for federal and nonfederal funding sources.

Oppenheimer analyst Scott Burk said that when cargoes move in an environment of decreasing rates it implies a surplus of ships.

The storm slowly acquired tropical characteristics as it tracked across warmer waters and an environment of decreasing vertical wind shear.

Initially subtropical, the storm slowly acquired tropical characteristics as it tracked across warmer sea surface temperatures and within an environment of decreasing vertical wind shear.

This phenomenon was expected because children born to mothers replacing dietary fish intake during periods of increasing environmental contaminant concentrations would be avoiding a greater potential exposure than those born during periods of decreasing environment levels.

Social environment rationality represented another way of decreasing the amount of cognitive energy used in the search of a hypothesis and, afterwards, in its confirmation.

Our approach is twofold: (1) we make use of the wFReDoW environment to decrease the dimension of the FFR model during docking experiments, trying to maintain the quality in the resulting reduced models, and (2) we perform careful analyses on docking results to select a set of representative candidate poses.

All extractions were carried out in a PCR-free environment to decrease chances of contamination.

The top-down upgrade of the trails may also occur in the wild if a large number of people use the trail for mobility within the environment to decrease the degradation of the trail surface and increase the comfort of the visitors and travelers who use the trail.

Jeronimo travels to these places to show people how to clean their environment to decrease the risk of harboring the flies.

For instance, Shapiro et al. [ 36] adapted the visual, auditory, somatosensory, and tactile stimuli of the dental environment to decrease arousal and uncooperative behaviors in children with developmental disabilities (not ASD).