Sentence examples for lead to decline of from inspiring English sources
It is found that reduction by 10 K in the skin temperature of head, vertical stabilizers and wings could lead to decline of more than 8% of the IR intensity on the aircraft-skin in front view while at the broadside of the aircraft, the drops in IR intensity could attain under 8%.
As Mr. Roubini sees it, America's soaring deficits (exacerbated by the recent bailouts and the tax cuts implemented by the administration of George W. Bush) and its borrowing of more and more money from abroad are dangerous and unsustainable, and could lead to decline of the dollar and the further erosion of American power on the international stage.
Overload of nitrogen deposited on land can lead to decline of ecosystems.
A drop in final demand would in turn lead to decline of production of energy-intensive sectors in the first place and would also have indirect effects on other industries.
The PL spectra of rGO/Ag3PO4 QDs showed a lower recombination rate of photogenerated e−-h+ pairs compared to Ag3PO4 QDs, indicating that more photogenerated e− and h+ can participate in the reduction and oxidation reaction; this could lead to decline of the recombination of photogenerated e−-h+ pairs in Ag3PO4 in the composites.
Thus, climate change may lead to decline of divergence patterns from today's walleye spawning groups.
The climatic change and its impact on regional water resources have also led to decline of water tables (Yin 2003).
And, over withdrawal of groundwater leads to decline of its water levels and consequently it becomes poor in quality due to increase of residence time of water with aquifer material and leakage of poor quality water (Wu et al. 2015).
(HCW FGD) "The presence of ASWs has led to decline of long lines of patients waiting to be reviewed".
The application of heat (40°) leads to decline of maximum strength during the first 22 minutes.
The absence of sulfur leads to decline of photosynthetic activity with photosystem II (PSII) being the primary target.
