Sentence examples for A minimal decline from inspiring English sources

A minimal decline in selectivity was obtained over MgHZ-360, even when the reaction was tested for the longest time of 400 h.

That's a minimal decline of only 41% from opening weekend's $103.3 million.

The national estimate of TFR showed a minimal decline from 5.7 in the periods 2003 and 2008 to 5.5 in 2013.

Marginal improvements were observed for pain (mean difference, MD = -0.54) and well-being (MD = 0.69), and a minimal decline occurred for relaxation (MD = -0.33).

Among 22 SSA countries only five were on track with the Millennium Development Goal 4 (MDG4), while rest recorded a reversal or a minimal decline [ 2].

Generally, the daily DO measurements reveal that the largest most rapid decline occurs in the shallow thermokarst lake, a gradual moderate decline occurs in the deep dune trough lake, and a minimal decline in the deep kettle lake (Fig.  5).

A change in general population injury rates since 2002 could partly explain the disparities, but probably negligibly, as the general population rate previously declined minimally between 1998 and 2002 in men (23% in 1998 and 21% in 2002) with no obvious trend in women (14% in 1998 and 2002), 26 predicting a similarly minimal decline from 2002 onwards for men.

These results indicate that whole inactivated virus vaccines may be stored and handled at room temperature in moderate climate zones for over a year with minimal decline and, if converted to dry-powder, even in hot climate zones for at least 3 months.

By using the real participation- and Chlamydia positivity rates from the first screening round (Table 1), we determined the minimal decline needed to find a significant effect of screening on Chlamydia positivity.

After the first screening round, revised simulations resulted in a minimal detectable decline of 0.5% in positivity rate for Amsterdam, 0.8% in Rotterdam, and 1.2% in Limburg, whereas, for comparisons with the control block, the declines would need to exceed 1.2%to1.5%5% if participation rates in the second and third rounds were similar.

10 12 In Scotland, over a 13-year period leading up to 2008, there had been minimal decline in behavioural CVD risk factors and no substantial change in socioeconomic inequalities.