Sentences with phrase «drop in activity»

Any major drop in activity across the economy as it relates to demand for goods could reduce demand for their services.

Other researchers had already documented a nightly drop in activity in other species of jellyfish, but no jellyfish had been known to display the other aspects of sleep behaviour.

A new study suggests that older people have trouble identifying untrustworthy faces because of an age - related drop in activity in the anterior insula, a brain region that may play a role in assessing trust and risk.

Toronto real estate sales continue to perform well below March 2017 levels, with the latest data from the regional real estate board revealing a 39.5 - per - cent drop in activity.

WASHINGTON (April 11, 2017)-- Last year's strongest pace of home sales in a decade included a sizeable drop in activity from vacation buyers and a jump from individual investors, according to an annual second - home survey released today by the National Association of Realtors ®.

We can suppose that there will be a drop in activity in the sectors directly affected, particularly for the workforce.

Lastly, when the team forced Cassiopea to pull an all - nighter by keeping it awake with repeated pulses of water, they found a 17 % drop in activity the following day.

Both were told to fight their hunger, but only men showed a drop in activity in brain regions involved in emotion and motivation.

The overeating, the drop in activity.

So you're seeing a drop in activity levels in Asian cultures because more people are moving to population centers.

That's all that's happening when weight loss slows during a diet — fatigue has resulted in a drop in activity levels and that has caused a smaller - than - expected calorie expenditure.

If you are using drag and drop in an activity, ensure the items to drag are big enough and separate enough so the learner can select the item they want and not others.

If dysplasia causes a drop in activity, this could lead to weight gain, which will only make things worsen.

Simon Lee, who owns one gallery in London and another in Hong Kong, believes that this drop in activity is an international phenomenon affecting the primary and secondary markets since last October, and represents around a 20 to 30 per cent fall.

Moments after the drop in activity levels, the heart rate monitoring system stopped recording a heart beat.

So, the drop in activity levels has been offset by appreciation in terms of the total value of the property changing hands.