Sentence examples for subject to downward from inspiring English sources

His goal is to see new service-related businesses grow to the point where they represent a significant part of Fiat's earnings, perhaps even a majority.There are three main reasons for the shift in strategy: The automotive businesses, lorries as well as cars, are cyclical and profits are subject to downward lurches whenever overcapacity bites.

As a result, the population of workers under fixed-term contracts (high hiring rate and low protection) should be less subject to downward wage rigidities than the population of workers under indefinite-term contracts (low hiring rate and high protection).

Linear regression was used to investigate the association between trusts' hospital-wide SMRs and avoidable death proportions (aggregated for the trust) rather than correlation because the correlation is subject to downward biased estimates if there is random measurement error in one of the variables.

Quantum intentions have been shown to be a rather poor predictor of the total actual or realized number of children (Quesnel-Vallée and Morgan 2003), as they are subject to downward or upward adjustments over the life course (Liefbroer 2009; Iacovou and Tavares 2011).

When the tire is subjected to downward pressure of 5500 kg, the grounding mark is about 65,400 mm2 and the mark is near rectangular.

Here, floodwaters can displace individuals and wash them downstream, potentially leading to drastic reductions in local population sizes, genetic bottlenecks, and even local population extinction [ 69, 71], if upstream populations are only subjected to downward drift without counteracting upward colonization movements (i.e., Müller's "drift paradox" [ 72]).

(Other economic statistics like G.D.P. have also been subject to significant downward revision over this period).

Impacted by the drainage of the aquifer due to mining activities, a shaft wall in this special alluvial stratum will be subject to a downward load by an additional vertical force which must be taken into consideration in the design of the shaft wall.

According to the classical Euler beam theory, (1) is the governing equation for the vertical deflection (u(x)) of a linear-shaped beam resting horizontally on an elastic foundation, where the beam is subject to the downward load distribution (w(x)) applied vertically on the beam.

In these cases, s was subject to a downward bias for all but the largest sample sizes, while η 1 and η 2 were biased high and low, respectively (Additional file 1: Table S2).

But that means any risk estimate offered by personal genomics companies today is unstable, Dr. Kraft said, and subject to upward or downward revision in the future.