Sentence examples for period of decrease from inspiring English sources
Results revealed that annual publications of ISSST could be divided in two stages, 1998-2004 as a period of increase in the number of publications and 2004-2012 as the period of decrease in the number of publications.
In this context, Bayesian demographic inferences showed a small but constant increment of population expansion of this species from approximately 90,000 to 11,000 years BP, after which a period of decrease in population size (that started in the early Holocene and continues nowadays) was observed.
The increase in parallel divisions at later ages observed in the current study correlates with the period of decrease in GNP proliferation during later development.
We studied host gene expression in C57BL/6J lungs and viral transcripts including both the period of increasing viral load (day 1 to day 5 p.i). as well as the period of decrease in viral load (day 8 to 14 p.i).
In a period of decreasing homicides generally, the number of women killed by male partners or ex-partners has increased.
Governor Walker, like President Obama, took office amid a period of decreased tax revenues.
The late 18th and early 19th centuries also had a brief period of decreased sunspot activity, the Dalton minimum, that also coincided with a period that was slightly cooler than normal.
Although management companies like Marriott, Starwood and the InterContinental Hotels Group normally require owners to invest in their hotels to maintain or meet new brand standards, after 2008, they "waived many new and existing requirements for capital expenditures, to help owners through this period of decreased financial performance," he said.
In the period of decreased, the minimum value was still 60% of the maximum.
Unfortunately, the tree-ring data presented here cannot provide a conclusive answer to this question, as they only cover the period of decreasing ring-width.
Similar behavior in terms of difference in exergy efficiencies can be seen even during the second part of melting, i.e. the period of decreased heat transfer rate by nano/microcomposites.
