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SAT averages last year were 478 in reading, 498 in math and 483 in writing, versus 480, 500 and 470 statewide — a marked decline from 2006 numbers.

China's gross domestic product growth rate has dropped to 7.5 percent this year — a marked decline from the double-digit annual growth recorded over the past 10 years.

A separate P.M.I. survey published by the British bank HSBC produced a reading of 48.3, likewise showing a marked decline from May, when it was 49.2.

In the end, 8,300 signed up for that test -- a figure that itself represented a marked decline from the 1990's, when 15,000 to 30,000 people applied to take the tests.

In its second week, the reality show in which Tommy Hilfiger eliminates aspiring designers in each episode showed a marked decline from its premiere, bringing in 5.6 million viewers.

That's a marked decline from 1988, when the IRS last did intensive research audits.

In the 2000s, the permanent population of Skagen has shown a marked decline, falling from 12,213 in 2003 to just 8,220 inhabitants as of 1 January 2013.

There was a marked decline in mortality from road injuries, which decreased by 30% and were no longer in the top 10.

However, with an estimated two thirds of all current chaplains affiliated with evangelical and Pentecostal denominations, which often prioritize conversion and evangelizing, and a marked decline in chaplains from Catholic and mainstream Protestant churches, this ideal is suffering.

In contrast, the neglect group showed a marked decline in sensitivity from the end of the third epoch.

A marked decline in activity from 2002 to 2003 reflected a saturation of then-existing protocol enrollments, combined with tempered enthusiasm for the procedure after some centers reported waning insulin independence at 2 3 years (7, 8).