Sentence examples for in a context of decreasing from inspiring English sources
El Zemrany, H. et al. Field survival of the phytostimulator Azospirillum lipoferum CRT1 and functional impact on maize crop, biodegradation of crop residues, and soil faunal indicators in a context of decreasing nitrogen fertilisation.
In a context of decreasing pollutant emissions, the transport sector has to tackle improvements to the engine concept as well as fuel diversification.
In a context of decreasing economic health resources and a rise in health needs, it is urgent to face this sustainability crisis through the analysis of healthcare expenditures.
When viewed in a context of decreasing poverty but increasing income inequality [20], these findings suggest that children from better-off families have benefited from the economic growth to a greater extent than children from poor families.
This difficulty also underlies the absence of debate at the national level regarding testing strategies among the general population in a context of decreasing resources.
This will be a difficult challenge in the context of decreasing land and water resources.
In the context of decreasing parcel size and generally low financial objectives for private forestland parcels, we emphasize the need for policy and practice to better adapt to address these trends in order to maintain sustainable forest management across the landscape.
In the context of decreasing tuberculosis prevalence in China, we examined the effectiveness of screening household contacts of tuberculosis patients.
The prospect of increasing the validity of survey data is increasingly valuable in the context of decreasing survey response, as well as increasing fiscal austerity.
In this article, we examine factors associated with improvement in A1C and the relative effectiveness of the intervention in the context of decreasing health disparities among ethnically diverse groups.
As emerging or re-emerging vector- and water-borne pathogens, respectively, dengue and leptospirosis are increasingly important considerations in patients with acute febrile illness, particularly in the context of decreasing malaria transmission in many areas of the world [ 1].
