The phrase "a declining effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the impact or influence of something is diminishing over time.
Example: "The new policy had a declining effect on employee morale as the months went by."
Alternatives: "a diminishing effect" or "a waning effect."
A significant proportion (95% nomadic, 95% semi-nomadic; 98% sedentary) of the respondents (Table 4) noted that land subdivision has affected the household herd sizes in the study area, with the majority (93, 96, and 88% in nomadic, semi-nomadic, and sedentary respectively) reporting a declining effect on their trend.
One study found an interaction with age, with a declining effect of CKD on infection risk as age increased.
This may be due to the repeated occurrence of individual organs over the years whereas the topology has a declining effect linked to tree ontogeny.
22 23262727 One study found that the effect of CKD on infection risk was modified by age, with a declining effect of CKD on infection risk as age increased.
A generally declining effect over time could either be an age related effect an improvement from an increased level from chronic inflammation that disappears when the arthritic hip is replaced or a depression due to a foreign object regardless of alloy.
Worse still, even the studies that yielded some positive result showed a steadily declining effect size.
In line with our findings, van Kaam and colleagues have shown a dose-dependency of the surfactant effect whereas a time-dependency with declining effects over time could be shown in the present study [ 36].
Therefore, it is highly possible that the rate of change in the regional effect is negative mainly owing to a declining energy-intensity effect.
Within air conditioning, we generally find that "enough" consistent technical improvement is needed to realize energy savings, which could be due to engineering building performance or a declining marginal rebound effect as householders become thermally comfortable.
Accounting for the cohort effect through a declining transmissibility function explains most of the difference between fitted and observed seroprevalence (R2 = 0.97).
That helps mitigate the effects of a declining economy, since all the companies in a particular business would face similar pressures, said Mr. McCauley of the Florida State Board of Administration.
