Sentence examples for a decline to a from inspiring English sources

The Eh (Fig. 16) shows a decline to a plateau around −110 mV at the beginning of the test, then a gradual rise to reach a stabilisation level, also after the first 7 days of the test (point B in the figure), around an Eh of 25 mV.

Later on, 12 and 24 months after PCI, a decline to a level of 67%and69%9%, respectively, occurred, which may probably be due to fluctuations of the scores unrelated to initial impact of coronary intervention at the baseline.

This analysis helps to identify important features of immune response dynamics: general stability of immune response before an episode and a non-linear dynamic of response over time with a pronounced peak followed by a decline to a baseline level.

This difference between the trained and sedentary animals was especially notable in the case of IL-6, with a decline to a value that was significantly lower (p<0.05) than that of the sedentary animals which performed the bout of acute exercise.

In response to the glucose stimulation, the time course of the islet response is biphasic, consisting of a rapid spike in insulin release (first phase) followed by a decline to a prolonged second phase plateau of insulin that remains throughout the duration of the stimulus.

On Thursday, new-home sales are forecast to show a decline to an 830,000 annual rate, from 870,000.

A Bloomberg News poll of economists forecasts that the report on October housing starts will show a decline to an annual rate of 1.170 million from 1.191 million in September.

Circulating thyroid antibodies were associated with a decline to an eGFR lower than 45 mL/min/1.73 m2.

The head and shoulders math applied to the Nasdaq projects a decline to an impossible minus 2,200.

Age was associated with a decline to an eGFR lower than 60 mL/min/1.73 m2 after controlling for sex, duration of lithium treatment, and comorbidities.

In 1981 6,656 Cape Sable seaside sparrows were reported in park boundaries, but surveys over 10 years documented a decline to an estimated 2,624 birds by 2002.