Sentence examples for growth or shrinking from inspiring English sources

Description scheme is multiscale (actually – double-scaled): it uses both coarsened scale for overall concentrations and phases redistribution, and it uses fine-scale for description of growth or shrinking of each precipitate.

Having said this, selection could be playing an important role in accounting for effective rate variation in amino acid substitutions, and in establishing the parameters of duplication and deletion that prevent excessive growth or shrinking of genomes.

Because these protected industries are larger with the tariffs than without them, more capital is trapped in those low-growth or shrinking sectors of the economy benefitting from tariffs.

In early-stage clinical trials, these drugs, as well as injectible antibodies developed by Abgenix and ImClone, seemed to cause tumor growth to slow or shrink.

Few studies have been devoted to the solid-state kinetics of both reduction and oxidation with either a nucleation nuclei growth or unreacted shrinking core models being considered.

However, few studies have investigated the dynamics of urban greenspace at the patch level, to quantify the process of growth, shrinking, or disappearance of patches.

Budget cuts weaken GDP growth by shrinking aggregate demand.

With slow growth and shrinking profit margins in a competitive field, the unit's operating profit fell about 30percentt in the third quarter.

Mr. Zhang, China's top economic planner, attributed the moderation in economic growth to shrinking external demand, rising costs, liquidity problems and the gradual appreciation of the renminbi.

What the French call "les trentes glorieuses" — the roughly 30 postwar years of rapid economic growth and shrinking inequality — were a rebound.

The process could reverse in the present decade, with growth premiums shrinking and Home Depot and its ilk underperforming.