Sentence examples for trend reduced from inspiring English sources

In particular, the water consumption of the agricultural sector, which had been consistently high, now shows a downwards trend (reduced from 1.2 billion cubic meters in 2008 to 0.909 billion cubic meters in 2013).

The field monitoring results show that both the force sustained by the U-shaped steel and the displacement of the surrounding rock exhibited a trend of increase in the first 20 days after the support system was formed but the increasing trend reduced after that, which means the proposed combined supporting system is effective to control the large deformation of roadways excavated in soft rock.

Supportively, IDO1-deficient repeatedly stressed mice display a by trend reduced bacterial dissemination into the liver (Suppl. Fig. 4A) and a significantly reduced bacteremia 24-h after experimental infection with E. coli (Suppl. Fig. S4B).

This is a factor we observed during our analysis, and our initial attempt to subtract the trend reduced sensitivity.

The regulation of the expression of these genes during isoleucine starvation followed a general trend: reduced transcription rate counterbalanced by mRNA stabilization and slower mRNA dilution by growth.

Immigrants tend to have more children than natives and although this trend reduces over time, it still can have a big effect in the short-term.

However, this performance trend reduces with the increase of UEs.

[As consumption is 70% of GDP, and each point of GDP above trend reduces unemployment by half a point, this calculation is.7*.5*5%, or 1.75%.].

Recently, thanks to data compiled by The Chronicle of Higher Education, I saw these macro trends reduced to the micro level in a perhaps unlikely setting: institutions of higher learning.

These trends reduce fertility among the rich while leaving it higher among the poor.However, things change when income rises.

All of these trends reduce wages and employment for low-skill workers in labour-scarce and capital-rich advanced economies, and raise them in labour-abundant emerging economies.