Sentence examples for increasing rejection from inspiring English sources

Empirically, approximately half of all unfair offers (defined as approximately 20% or less of the pot) are typically rejected, with increasing rejection rates as offers become less fair [ 18].

"It's a logical extension of our increasing rejection of the double standard of sexuality," she said.

In a statement on its website, the society said it was "deeply saddened" about the arrangements, saying it "marks another watershed moment in modern Ulster's increasing rejection of the Lord's Day".

Without the slump and the increasing rejection of the notion that "markets are automatically self-correcting" - a heresy which Keynes abandoned in the early 1930s - neither book would have been written.

Others – often people who are also advocates for public transit, curbing sprawl and so on – attribute traffic falls to changes in society and consumer preferences, such as the increasing rejection of the car by young people.

"It marks another watershed moment in modern Ulster's increasing rejection of the Lord's Day," read the statement, but their ire should be with Uefa and that organisation's desire to rake in as much mammon as possible from television advertising.

On the other hand the subchronic administration of the extract significantly reduced proceptivity but not receptivity, and increased rejection behavior.

Using mRNA MY6VF, we found similar behaviors that Onc112 increased rejection rate of cognate aa-tRNA at the eighth elongation cycle (Table S3).

An increased rejection of SP by the membrane from an SP removal factor of 1 to 0.6 caused a reduction in MSPI yield from 6.24 to 5.19 kg/1,000 kg of skim milk, and third stage cumulative SP removal decreased from 96.96 to 79.74%.

The single administration of G. simplicifolia significantly reduced lordosis response and increased rejection behavior in female rats treated with the highest dose while it did not influence proceptive behaviors.

"Now it is the case that we have seen increased rejection rates of asylum claims.