Sentence examples for forecast to decrease from inspiring English sources
The conclusions were sobering: the home-range areas of 314 birds were forecast to decrease by more than 50% by 2080.
Wind shear was forecast to decrease slightly; however, and based on this the NHC gave the system a medium chance of undergoing tropical cyclogenesis during the next two days.
When planned birth was included in the predictive model, the pregnancy hypertension trend was forecast to decrease to 9.5%.
This index is also skilfully predicted by the hindcasts (r = 0.86, p <<0.001) and is forecast to decrease further out to 2017.
BlackBerry (Version 6 as of June 2011) was developed by Research In Motion (RIM) of Canada and is very prominent in the U.S. BlackBerry lost 17.4% of U.S. market share in a 15-month period during 2010 2011, but its global market share was forecast to decrease little before 2015.
The ISM Manufacturing Index will also be released on Thursday and is forecasted to decrease slightly from March.
The main findings of this study are that an increase of one degree Celsius in temperature of the coolant extracted from environment is forecasted to decrease by 0.444% and 0.152% in the power output and the thermal efficiency of the nuclear-power plant considered, respectively.
Despite the fact that the implemented code provides a spatially distributed but temporally averaged result, the forecasted impact of climate change was pronounced as the availability of renewable water resources, i.e. the mean total runoff, was forecasted to decrease by 22 62%, depending on the examined climate change scenario.
In fact, with improvements in flight control systems allowing steeper ascents and descents, noise is forecasted to decrease over the coming decades even with an extra runway.
Cloud cover is forecast to gradually decrease by the weekend, when the region's cooling will likely reverse. .
Inventories at wholesalers were forecast to drop 1percentt after an initially reported 1.5percentt decrease in February, according to the median estimate of 28 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.
