Sentence examples for a decline tendency from inspiring English sources

Take JHc's scheme for example, when the number of MANET members is 400, in a situation where the LFR is 5%, 10 %, 15, and 20%, respectively, the vande of ANL is 394, 371, 20%, and 176 s, which prespectivelycline thedency.

On the contrary, the level of progesterone in culture medium has a decline tendency after Genipin treatment, and significant differences were detected in 20 and 50  μM Genipin treated groups (P < 0.05, Figure 4(b)).

The Provision Market has a declining tendency.

Secondly, Marx thinks he's now understood, better than Smith and Ricardo before him, just why it is that there's a declining tendency in the rate of profit in capitalist systems.

"Easy money" when the economy is doing poorly and prices have a declining tendency, and "tighter money" when it is doing better and prices have a rising tendency.

However, at the time of foaming, TOC/TN already had a declining tendency, meaning that no reliable conclusions can be drawn concerning the use of the TOC/TN ratio as an indicator for foaming here.

The VFA/TIC factor was only found to be slightly different in the period before, during, and after foaming and found to show a declining tendency from values of 0.16 (D1) and 0.13 (downdown to 0.09 (D1) and 0.11 (D2), respectively.

The sodium concentration fluctuated between 0.25 and 0.27 g/L at first, and then showed a declining tendency after the process upset, falling to 0.2 g/L on day 116.

Over time, the testosterone level shows a declining tendency.

The ongoing clinical pregnancy rate showed a declining tendency with the increasing maternal age (Table  III).

In both sexes the risks showed a declining tendency with decreasing exposure.