Overlapping situations across countries may include stagnating employment rates, decaying quality of employment, and an increasing share of workers leaving the labor force.
The smell of decaying bodies lingers.
Cells will be revivified instead of decaying.
Stung by decaying credit quality, investors soured on many types of mortgage debt this summer.
The moves are the latest layoffs in the mortgage industry, which is suffering from decaying credit quality, slipping home prices, and a drainage of demand for home loans.
To prevent further labour action and disruption for all students across university campuses in Canada, university administrators will have to address these serious structural deficiencies that have decayed the quality of education and research at public universities in Canada and across North America.
All in all, it is shown that heterogeneous product quality decay should be taken into account in network design as it significantly influences network designs and their profitability, especially when the supply chain includes processes that change the level of decay, and product quality differences can be exploited in serving different markets.
Whether that's because there's a general rate of decay in the quality of information going around on the internet in general, or because Google just saw a larger volume or got more serious about the task, it's a sign of things to come.
Previously collected DNA samples gradually decay in quality over time, and non-invasive collection techniques, such as buccal swabs, may result in insufficient amounts of DNA [ 13].
The software maintenance activities performed without following the original design decisions about the package structure usually deteriorate the quality of software modularization, leading to decay of the quality of the system.
The heartwood of mature kauri has the reputation of being one of the finest softwoods in the world (Clifton [1990]; Cheeseman [1914]; Von Hochstetter [1867]) due to natural qualities of decay resistance and dimensional stability, particularly under moist conditions.
