Sentence examples for extraordinary decrease from inspiring English sources

Even as the city enjoyed an extraordinary decrease in crime of more than 10 years, the murder of livery-cab drivers remained a stubborn problem.

An extraordinary decrease in organic matter as measured by BOD and COD (96%and94%4% respectively) was recorded during the experimental duration of 4 weeks using a density of 30 Vetiver plants.

In addition, IKB Deutsche Industriebank AG faced an extraordinary decrease in share price, leading to 17 invalid spreads in December 2008.

(Think of what has happened with computer technologies and the extraordinary decreases in price).

Given the extraordinary decreases in the cost of sequencing, to the extent that in October 2013 the cost of sequencing an entire mammalian genome to an average coverage depth of 30X was less than US$5000 (J. Taylor and R. Schnabel, pers. comm)., it has been argued (e.g. Wade 2012; Schnabel et al.

Quantitative analyses showed that the detected oil slicks moved southward, corresponding to the prevailing wind and tidal currents, and gradually dissipated during the spill, except for an extraordinary rapid decrease in onshore regions at the initial stage.

This phase diagram represents most prominent characteristics of its eutectic point which is about 41%% InSb at 337 °C as shown in the PD, which demonstrates an extraordinary sudden decrease of the evaporation temperature in contrast to the melting points of pure InSb or pure gold nanoparticles.

However, evidence suggests that Mtb has the extraordinary capacity to decrease respiration to a low, albeit not zero, level, and still remain viable (Ref. 52).

And for those who feel extraordinary benefits from decreasing gluten because of non-celiac gluten sensitivity, inflammation or their own personal nutrition journey, living a gluten-free life is quite doable.

Yes, it's an extraordinary opportunity to help decrease our carbon footprint.

Stanley Bogdan invented a braking system for his reels that allowed for drag of extraordinary smoothness and strength, greatly decreasing the chance that the fish of a lifetime would be able to strain and break an angler's line.