Sentence examples for propose a decrease from inspiring English sources
Future climate models propose a decrease in rainfall across the region with an associated reduction in livestock production.
While RAS is composed of a sophisticated interplay between multiple factors we propose a decrease of ACE2 to enforce AngII signaling via AGTR1 to ultimately result in vasoconstriction and hypertension.
The majority of climatological studies propose a decrease in annual precipitation of 5 15% by the year 2050 [ 20].
On the day of this death, 3rd March 2011, the patient had contacted his case manager in the morning to propose a decrease in his target weight and the removal of more fluid than prescribed.
He proposes a decrease in day-to-day spending of 5.4 percent next year, to about $3.1 billion annually.
The Environmental Protection Agency proposes a decrease of 30% and finally California is aiming for a fall of 55% by 2030, fuelled by a number of state-wide policies.
And in 1988, when Mayor Edward I. Koch proposed a decrease in the fire budget of less than 2percentt, some 6,000 firefighters marched across the Brooklyn Bridge to try to halt the cuts.
Also, in April 2016, INCOMPAS, the non-incumbent competitor association, known as 'CLECs', cut a deal with Verizon, proposing a decrease in rates, and some other points.
Thus, it is of great importance to propose a strategy to decrease the PS concentrations used in vivo to further facilitate the application of APDT for the treatment of infections in humans and animals.
We propose a study for decreasing tumor progression of pancreatic cancer by reducing the volume and neoplastic subpopulation of pancreatic cancer stem cells CD133+ CD133+.
In a paper published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the Trivelpieces and their colleagues propose that a decrease in krill shrimplike crustaceans that are a staple food for penguins is to blame for the decline in Adelie penguins and chinstrap penguins, whose populations are now shrinking by 2.9% and 4.3%, respectively, each year.
