Sentence examples for rise reduction from inspiring English sources

The temperature increase can cause very serious and dangerous effects on the environment and human life such as accelerated sea level rise, reduction in the amount of fresh water, changes in the ecosystems, and increased amount and severity of floods and droughts, thus resulting in severe problems for all forms of life living on Earth [5,6].

Every rise or reduction will annul the preceding reduction or rise, that is: hb=1 (1).

Results: The estimated effect of heel rise on reduction in COM displacement was 23.4 ± 7.6mm, whereas the actual reduction in COM displacement was 21.2 ± 6.5mm (difference not significant, paired p =.185).

Mobilization and re-capturing of the reservoir fines may give rise to reduction of the permeability in water swept zones, which subsequently leads to the diversion of water flow from the initially more permeable layers to the less permeable ones.

It is shown that the water desorption from the PS-ox surface during 2 h causes the |Re(χ (3))| rise with reduction of I ex.

In the running performance experiments, the bearing shows good stability in rising and reduction stage within its limiting speed.

Theoretical discussions of ecological thresholds commonly refer to this type of attribute-pressure relationship, with the idea that the attribute will tend to diminish with increases in pressure above the threshold and will tend to rise with reductions in pressure below the threshold [29], [30].

Now that extraction costs have risen, a reduction in this stumpage fee could address the burden faced by the licensee.

Due to an increasing incidence in developing countries as well as an aging population structure, the burden of colorectal cancer will continue to rise despite reductions in mortality in western countries [ 2].

There was a significant difference for both groups, from the first to the second day of collection, only on the following parameters: pH rise and reductions of PaCO2 and RVP.

In the early 1930s unemployment rose, and reductions in wages caused a series of harsh labour conflicts.