Sentence examples similar to a different decline from inspiring English sources

Many different statistical approaches are currently being applied to clinical outcomes in order to identify patients who will progress to AD or patients who will have different decline rates over time.

When analyses were restricted to single infections of the specified HPV type by serology or by DNA, the magnitude of risk for serology and DNA of the same type remained similarly elevated, while the magnitude of association for serology and DNA of a different type declined to null, although confidence intervals were widened by reduced numbers.

Similarly, to test for different declines of HR-HPV prevalence as a function of age among centres, we tested the statistical significance of the interaction between centres and age performing a log-likelihood ratio test.

Advocates worry that many drug companies will exploit the clause by agreeing to conduct a trial but allowing the study to languish until 2007, when a different Congress may decline to renew the reforms.

This could have an impact on findings as there should be a different pattern of decline between different aetiologies.

However, age-standardised death rates in the two decades between 1990 and 2010 paint a different picture: the decline of 21.5 % in all cause death rates contrasts starkly to the 258 % increase in the age-standardised death rate for AIDS [ 15].

Today Olson said, "Tomorrow is a different game," and declined further comment.

Nonfarm payroll jobs — calculated from a different government survey — declined in 42 states and the District of Columbia.

The law does not bar the Legislature from either approving a different plan or declining to approve any plan at all.

This is a different kind of manufacturing decline than we have experienced in the past, but it is a decline nevertheless," he said.

The days in which "managed decline" was talked about as a viable option politically as it was by the Thatcher government after the Toxteth riots in Liverpool are gone but we live through a different time: of mismanaged decline.