Sentence examples for a declining effect of from inspiring English sources
One study found an interaction with age, with a declining effect of CKD on infection risk as age increased.
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.
The declining effect of childhood adversities on the onset risk of depression may be explained by selection processes rather than a decay in risk itself.
We combine long-term population and fitness data with those from two types of molecular markers to examine the role of genetic effects in a declining metapopulation of southern dunlins Calidris alpina schinzii, an endangered shorebird.
Adolescent intake increased across days to peak on Day 6 (i.e. P33), followed by a decline [main effect of the day, F 7, 89) = 2.93, P < 0.01].
Therefore, the dissolution of ZnO branches may play a critical role in the declining catalytic effect of sample ALD, whereas the inactive surface for the charge loss is a vital factor affecting the catalytic effect of sample MS. This difference is also corroborated by XPS spectra (see Additional file 1).
Glycosuria (kencing manis) was highlighted as a side-effect of a declining kidney function and hence the importance of early detection of hyperglycaemia (darah manis) in diabetes diagnosis.
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.
The government is worried about the social and economic effects of a declining birth rate and rapidly aging population because there will be fewer workers to support the growing ranks of the elderly.
Normally that is an unwanted side-effect of a declining currency, but when inflation is too low that really is helpful.
While the gaming industry depends largely on consumers' disposable income, game designers and manufacturers are well insulated from the effects of a declining economy, according to David Barteld, a senior research analyst at Wells Fargo Van Kasper.
