Sentence examples for shrinking of disability from inspiring English sources

Leaving the EU does not diminish the power of the multinationals that moved manufacturing jobs overseas, or the financiers whose recklessness led to the closure of libraries and the shrinking of disability benefits.

a Shrinking: Heating test results shrinking of NW's diameter.

Shrinking of terminology is not all.

Shrinking of SML resist surface due to SEM imaging.

Direct heating results in shrinking of the silicon dioxide nanopores.

Recommendations are given to reduce risk of disability.

Changes to employment and support allowance (ESA) and the assessment of people claiming sickness benefits will be part of a package of announcements expected to be made public on Monday, which aims to shrink the "disability employment gap" by taking many people off benefits and expecting them to move into work.

Epidemiologists call the idea that improvements in health will shrink illness and disability the "compression of morbidity" hypothesis, and it is what we all want.

The loss of resilience is due to a shrinking basin of attraction of the phenotypic state.

Over the past four years, as the unemployment rolls have shrunk, the number of people claiming some sort of disability benefit has continued to rise (see chart).

Muscle diseases (MD) are a group of conditions that can be acquired or genetic and which result in progressive shrinking and weakness of the skeletal muscle such as to cause varying degrees of disability.