Sentence examples for light of decreasing from inspiring English sources

This paper examines the underlying issues of systemic performance and sustainability of TBI care systems, in the light of decreasing care resources and increasing demands for services.

This is of particular importance in light of decreasing experience of junior trainees in the current climate of limited working hours.

In light of decreasing rock phosphate reserves, these efforts are extremely important and, once applied on a large scale, this technology will become more competitive in terms of production costs.

Though this result seems paradoxical in light of decreased MAP2K1 transcription in BT.siMUC1, it likely results from differential functions of Raf isoforms in combination with the increased RAF1 transcription and protein level in these cells.

However, in contrast to analytic sensitivity, further work is needed to determine whether a two-pipeline method improves diagnostic yield sufficiently to be cost effective in light of decreased specificity.

Using polarized light, a trend of decreasing crystallinity is observed in mm and cm scale architectures as the concentration of DNA within the Curdlan matrix increases.

An important contribution of the E cell TIM level change to phase delays is consistent with previous work showing that a full light pulse at ZT15 induces rapid and potent TIM degradation in all 6 LNds as well as reduced TIM degradation in response to a light pulse of decreased intensity (Tang et al., 2010).

King Salman: announcement of budget comes in light of decrease in oil prices and many challenges.

King Salman of Saudi Arabia said the reforms come "in light of decrease in oil prices and many challenges".

This is especially potent, said Orszag, because in light of ever decreasing acquisition cost of data, we really ought to be more aggressive in how we employ data to our benefit.

12 Our finding that clopidogrel confers little benefit among nonsmokers has particularly important implications in light of the decreasing prevalence of smoking in developed countries.