Sentence examples for in decreasing numbers from inspiring English sources
From 1980 to 2007, workers were carpooling in decreasing numbers, he added.
For three straight seasons, the Mets' ineptitude was accepted as a given, which did not sit well with a fan base that has shown up at Citi Field in decreasing numbers.
First, the public pay freeze: whilst most researchers fall outside the public sector pay envelope, both research funding agencies and research activities within government (and, in decreasing numbers, local government) need to attract talented staff who have the capabilities to commission and consume research.
In terms of the quality of labeling, the cells were consistently labeled in decreasing numbers as the survival time increased with both analogues, as would be expected.
In Britain, for example, misgivings about its importance have resulted in decreasing numbers of children from English-speaking homes studying a second language [5].
Recent studies in East Antarctica have shown that sea ice variation is a key driver of Adélie penguin population dynamics and key demographic parameters over yearly and decadal time scales [ 13, 18, 20, 57, 58], and sea ice declines are predicted to result in decreasing numbers of Adélie penguins in the most northerly latitudes of their breeding range over the coming decades [ 59].
The new coordinates are called principal components and are ordered in decreasing number of variance.
Among these detected unique genes, there were 2,404 novel genes, mainly on chromosomes 1, 2, 4, 3, Z, and 5 in decreasing number.
In general, addition of AH resulted in decreased numbers relative to C, and numbers were highest in either the BS or M treatments.
Wnt3A deficiency results in decreased numbers of HSCs in fetal liver and decreased self-renewal capacity [67].
