Sentence examples for a linear decline of from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, a (linear) decline of this value with time (age) was considered.

Our results suggest that optimal repair, which led to a linear decline of growth rate even if damage was toxic, can effectively mask toxic effects.

However, in women, there was a linear decline of total testosterone levels with advancing age, with the rate of decrease being 2.5% per year.

As expected, the increased temperature decreased the cell viability significantly, with almost a linear decline of cell number with the time.

Siracusa et al. [ 10] found a linear decline of FEV1 and FVC among cement workers who were checked in a follow-up study for 11 years.

In our study, serum levels of testosterone in men remained fairly stable while there was a linear decline of estradiol levels with advancing age in men with modest magnitude of decrease.

The recorded runoff at the Gaoshiya station of the Gushan River presents a significant decreasing trend with a linear decline rate of −1.541 mm/year.

The period 2001 to 2030 shows a linear decline in yields of around −0.2% p.a. and an R 2=0.16.

We also examined other, contrasting, feasible relationships: a linear decline in knowledge of the parents the more crosses are made (and hence the same decline in the probability of success) or an exponential decline.

In Exp 1, where the display of dots pairs was essentially simultaneous (0.2 ms to show both), there was a linear decline in recognition of the shapes as the interval between pairs increased from 0 ms to 6 ms. Compared with performance at 0 ms of delay, even the 2 ms interval between pairs produced a significant decrease in recognition.

Turning to party membership, Fig. 4 shows a linear decline in the likelihood of becoming adherents and a steady increase in that of becoming adventurers for both party members and non-party members.