Examples of using To a decrease in the number in English and their translations into Italian
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Enabling post-processing can lead to a decrease in the number of FPS.
Xofigo can lead to a decrease in the number of your blood cells and blood platelets.
Parallel administration of enalapril and allopurinol leads to a decrease in the number of white blood cells.
This did not necessarily lead to a decrease in the number of new films,
slowly but surely, to a decrease in the number of children per family.
Finland and Sweden show for their part a considerable fall for the latter, in parallel to a decrease in the number of cases communicated.
Today, changed circumstances have led in many cases to a decrease in the number of young people who are attracted to missionary societies,
which corresponds to a decrease in the number of unemployed by almost one million.
exhibited when an increase in seats apportioned leads to a decrease in the number of seats allocated to a certain party.
how the introduction of a single passport per person has contributed to a decrease in the number of child abductions.
cannot be precisely indicated to what extent the new legislation would lead to a decrease in the number of future HPAI epidemics,
or due to a decrease in the number of covers?
have led to a decrease in the number of people actively employed, as compared with the number of retired people.
of information between the members of the TACA is not contributing to a decrease in the number of individual contracts.
representation for the workers would in fact lead to a decrease in the number of conflicts and a more"harmonious" relationship between labour and capital,
indicated to what extent the proposed measures would lead to a decrease in the number of future HPAI epidemics,
thus leading to a decrease in the number of European citizens from 521 million in 2015
which corresponds to a decrease in the number of unemployed by almost one million, and to 8.4% for the euro area.
At the same time, the price must increase in an inversely proportional way to the decrease in the number of shares.
In 2010, the decline is related to the decrease in the number of rescue and recovery and the reduction of accidents to large oil tankers.