Sentence examples for fact decrease from inspiring English sources

Other research suggests that consumers do, in fact, decrease their purchases in response to higher prices, Cawley said.

Some psychologists also argue that while security overkill may in fact decrease anxiety, it can at the same time create a false sense of complacency.

The purpose of this study was to determine if the practice of recording an extended baseline does, in fact, decrease QTc variance at baseline.

If we define the "density of galaxies" as the number of galaxies per unit volume, then the density does in fact decrease as time goes on (it was greater in the past than it is now).

Unlike the case in Cartesian geometry, where any initial half step which is at least first order accurate does not compromise the second order accuracy of the method, in cylindrical geometry any attempt to use a more accurate initial half step does in fact decrease the accuracy of the scheme to first order.

But there was little discussion of the academic evidence showing that modest increases in the minimum wage do not necessarily destroy jobs and may in fact decrease inequality, draw more people into the formal workforce and spur productivity .No one has given it any more thought.

In fact, decreasing the timestep seems to suggest that the simulation is converging on a solution.

The report further indicates that while the UK (along with the US) currently attracts the highest numbers of international students, its global market share is, in fact, decreasing.

Crime in our community has in fact decreased and for the most part women are being convicted for minor, non-violent offences.

Pyruvate is neuroprotective but unable to potentiate NMDAR activity, in fact decreasing it, probably because it decreases the neuronal excitability through the final activation of KATP channels14.

He appealed for calm and said that the chance of a large-scale radiation leak from the Fukushima Daiichi plant had, in fact, decreased.