Sentence examples similar to a continuous leveling off of from inspiring English sources

Look for a leveling off after a few more months of decline.

Previous studies have often reported a leveling-off of such effects at higher levels of plant species richness2.

"In the higher-priced homes, it was more of just a leveling off, because they were moving really quickly up".

Results suggest a leveling-off of economies-of-scale effects above 20 MW (electric) installations.

Demographic studies suggest that we can expect a leveling-off of the human population at about 9 10 billion by the middle of this century [2], [3].

"Even a leveling off shows a level of concern," said Charles Margulis, a spokesman at Greenpeace.

But the council chairman, Christina Romer, has said that such a leveling off is typical of stimulus measures, which have their biggest economic bang at the outset.

In the initial spectra, the dimer species accounts for 30 40 % of the total, after which it increases with a time constant of ∼9 hr, leveling off at about 80% of the total intensity (Table 2).

Van Staa et al. (2001) reported a similar tendency, with leveling off in the very elderly, in a large sample of wrist fractures (46,947).

Graphite oxide showed an improvement in performance where it reached a maximum yield of 0.0628 μmol gcat−1 h−1 before leveling off after 2 h of testing.

Shares of CIT Group initially spiked on the news, before leveling off to a gain of 9.5%, or 32 cents, to $3.68.