Sentence examples for a large decline of from inspiring English sources

A close-up look at the future distribution of CWD indicates a large decline of area suitable for redwoods, with these areas on north-facing slopes and in the bottoms of valleys.

While 10 weeks of control diet did not affect any of the above parameters, OCR mice demonstrated a large decline of LVMI, falling to a level comparable to YCL young mice and significantly lower than that of OCL mice (P < 0.001, Fig. 2A).

As a trait dependent loss of biodiversity may result in a larger decline of functional trait diversity compared to species diversity, these results imply that organic farming may not increase or restore functional agro-ecosystem diversity.

In its third weekend, the film experienced a larger decline of 50.1%, placing itself in the second position just after Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

Linear regression analysis with change in eGFR as the outcome showed a larger decline of 3.5 (95% CI 0.5 to 6.4, p = 0.02) ml/min/1.73 m2 in AGT A-20C CC homozygotes.

Data supporting our findings were reported by MacGregor et al, 26 who demonstrated that when urinary sodium excretion dropped by 100 mmol/24 h, subjects supine BP declined by 8/5 mm Hg (p<0.01); a sodium reduction of 150 mmol/24 h led to a larger decline of 16/9 mm Hg.

Analysts, however, remained dismayed with a large decline in sales of supplies like printer ink.

According to the Fed, the index was restrained by a "large decline" in output of autos and parts, which fell 3.8percentt from the previous month.

Over the first 7 years, a large decline in abundance of territorial males (∼25%) is projected, unless population levels are maintained through immigration.

But they're only a little bit worse, whereas the national polls are suggestive of a larger decline for Mr. Obama in the popular vote.

Furthermore, the increase of IFN-γ+ mono-functional CD4+ T cells in the blood of the GM-CSF adjuvanted group corresponded to a large decline in the frequency of mono-functional CD8+ T cells expressing IL-2 when compared to the unadjuvanted group (4% vs. 33%).