Sentence examples for a decline in active from inspiring English sources

The end of the map is a decline in active engagement with our environment.

The ONS said that since 1991 there had been a decline in active pension membership – defined as someone paying into a scheme or having contributions paid in on their behalf – but this had been "particularly marked" in the private sector, where workers are typically either in a final salary or money purchase scheme.

The internal stats show strong engagement, and user growth, rather than a decline in active Instagram members, as first reported by AllThingsD.

This study also showed a decline in active smoking during the follow-up, suggesting that the legislation was able to affect home ETS exposure as well.

"We saw a decline in monthly active usage in Q4, but we've already seen January monthly actives bounce back to Q3 levels," the company said in its earning statement.

In short, there are a number of reasons for a decline in daily active users at Instagram (some alarming, some seasonal).

Furthermore, there was a decline in physical activity between active postmenopausal women in the 50-59 (5.3%) and 60-69 (1.70%) age-decade groups (p = 0.05); this trend toward reduced activity continued until the late 80 s but the difference was not significant compared with the activity level of the 60-69 agroupoup.

High churn combined with low engagement like this indicates that Miitomo is already seeing a steady decline in active users.

According to the recent Institute of Medicine report "Accelerating Progress in Obesity Prevention: Solving the Weight of the Nation" (4), while there is an overall increase in leisure-time physical activity, there has been an overall decline in active transportation (e.g., walking, biking).

As Fig.  6 indicates, preventing a decline in closeness requires active maintenance in terms of communication (Oswald and Clark 2003; Cummings et al. 2006) or doing activities together (Degenne and Lebeaux 2005).

According to the predictions of our model applied to a prison with features similar to other prisons in RJ, the association of the DOTS strategy with annual X-ray mass screenings would allow to obtain a rapid and sustained decline in active TB prevalence.