Sentence examples for levels of shrinkage from inspiring English sources

These are low ceramic yield and high levels of shrinkage on pyrolysis and sintering.

The addition of wheat straw compost resulted in lower levels of shrinkage, and the addition of rice hull compost resulted in the lowest levels of shrinkage (Fig. 1b).

Such assessments are, however, particularly important for small retailers, where even low levels of shrinkage can have significant negative effects on profit margins (DiLonardo 1996).

There is evidence of clear seasonal patterns to busyness, where greater busyness is associated with higher levels of shrinkage (Global Retail Theft Barometer 2015), although this shrinkage cannot be attributed to shoplifting alone.

To illustrate the effect of several levels of shrinkage, we compute eqN: the 'equivalent number of replicates', which equals eqN = N/ p*, with total sample size N = 6 and p* the effective number of parameters in the model [ 9]. High values of eqN lead to more precise, and hence more reproducible, estimates of the parameters.

"It's sick that you have to write about these things," said Stephanie Greenfield, a retailer who attributes a low level of shrinkage at her two Scoop stores in Manhattan to security guards posted at every entrance.

A new survey of retailers in 42 countries by Britain's Centre for Retail Research found the highest level of "shrinkage" (losses from shoplifting, theft by workers and accounting errors) in India.

This ancient recipe was particularly widespread in Italy, because of the bright white color and the low level of shrinkage of the ground layer.

The more significant shrinkage in previous muscimol experiments should reflect the longer cortical inactivation rather than a difference in pharmacological effects of BoNT/E and muscimol, because muscimol treatment for 1 week induced the same level of shrinkage as BoNT/E treatment (MD-ND in Muscimol 1w, Fig. 5 and Table 1, unpublished observation).

Rather, we were able to treat each new level of shrinkage in a 'blind' manner and assess the relative importance of the non-redundant metrics within each new model.

Given a low level of shrinkage, the data were combined from both sets and a final regression equation was derived based upon the entire sample of 130 countries: PD = (5.014 - 0.128 × proportion under age 15 years + 0.034 × life expectancy).