Sentence examples for a declining frequency of from inspiring English sources

But a half century of observations in the United States show no change in tornado frequency and a declining frequency of strong tornadoes.

In the ICU, there is a declining frequency of VAP, and some institutions claim that with the use of simple prevention methods and ventilator bundles, they have been able to achieve 'zero VAP'.

Previous trials had evaluated ultrasound administered weekly, two or three times a week, or with declining frequency of administration.

For decades, the difficulty older women faced in becoming pregnant was attributed primarily to two factors: the declining frequency of intercourse among older couples and the aging and depletion of a woman's eggs, all of which were believed to be present when a girl is born.

Mean annual precipitation totals have remained steady due to the declining frequency of weather systems that generate moderate amounts of rain.

They are disappointed by the declining frequency of routine autopsy in the ICU.

Only perceived declining worry about contracting avian influenza was significantly associated with declining frequency of handwashing after sneezing, coughing, or touching the nose (OR 1.61, 95% CI 1.04 2.47).

The declining frequency of GP visits since 2008 suggests that although more persons have AADs they are going to their GP less frequently for treatment.

A 2014 state study tied the decline to seven factors, including predators, whose numbers have swelled because of a "decline in frequency of severe winters".

Children living in homes with lead service lines showed a decline in frequency of elevated blood lead over time at the same rate as children in homes without lead service lines.

It is possible that our study suffered from a similar bias, overestimating the true β-hCG clearance time as once a declining β-hCG is established, the frequency of determinations decreased meaning that the true time of clearance is missed.