Sentence examples for a consistently declining from inspiring English sources

The isolation of natural and human-induced changes in TWS in some of the managed basins reveals a consistently declining TWS trend during 2002 2010, however; significant differences are again obvious both between GRACE and models and among different GRACE products and models.

Based on linear regressions, most European lakes exhibited monotonic increases in DI-TP through time (67%) and none showed a consistently declining trend in DI-TP (Figure 2, Tables S3, S4).

Because ML all consistently declined from 1992 to 1999, it can be said that Japan suffered a decline in environmental efficiency during this period.

There is little a franchisor can do when faced with consistently declining franchised unit counts.

A recent review of literature shows that inhalation exposures in workplaces are consistently declining in time, with few exceptions [ 15].

On the other hand, according to the prediction of Moore's law (and recently by Kryder's law), the capacity of storage units has increased exponentially over the past thirty years with consistently declining costs per stored bit [4].

Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy made the rounds on the local news stations' Monday morning broadcasts and described the grim milestone as "disappointing" but noted that the city's homicide rate has been consistently declining since April.

Since authorities began to apply the consequence system five years ago across the southwest border, the numbers of deportees who try to cross again within a year has consistently declined.

American courts, for example, have consistently declined to accept a divorce procedure acceptable under Islamic law, which permits a husband to divorce his wife simply by announcing the divorce three times.

Based on the analysis on changes in environmental efficiency using the ML index, environmental efficiency was shown to have consistently declined from 1992 to 1999; however, a rapid increase in environmental efficiency was seen after 2000, and an increase of 10.8% was observed from 1992 to 2008.

As the Article documents, for a number of reasons, the United States has consistently declined to consent to treaty provisions restricting the juvenile death penalty, and it has consistently declared the human rights treaties that contain such restrictions to be non-self-executing.