Sentence examples for a profound decline from inspiring English sources
Senator Kennedy, he wrote, "was unlike any politician who had ever run for President in the history of the land, and if elected he would come to power in a year when America was in danger of drifting into a profound decline".
One important consequence of these adverse effects is a profound decline in physical activity [ 4].
A profound decline in motility of spermatozoa is evident over time caused by severe alterations in sperm morphology [ 5].
A profound decline in both functional and behavioural measures of episodic memory was found in the AD group relatively to MCI and HC.
Midazolam increased cell viability in neuroblastoma cells at the lower concentrations used (2, 4, 8 and 16 μM), whereas higher concentrations (128, 256 and 512 μM) led to a profound decline of cell viability.
In this in vitro study in neuroblastoma (SHEP) cells, midazolam induced a biphasic action with increased cell viability after incubation at low concentrations, whereas high concentrations led to a profound decline in cell viability.
The economy teeters on the edge of not just a recession, but also a more profound decline where trouble in any single sector can spread breakdowns throughout the system, driving unemployment to intolerable levels.
Iger offered a battery of reasons why studios need to manage costs–network television audiences have eroded, there has been a "recent and profound decline in foreign sales" for network programs, and a fractionalized cable market has not replaced the shrinking syndication business.
Moreover, in three of these five triple-negative breast cancer lines, the reduction in mesenchymal markers was associated with a rapid and profound decline in cellular motility.
The rapid increase in the mutant frequency under therapy was shown to be a consequence of the rapid and profound decline of the wildtype virus, which reveals the preexisting mutant virus.
Post-transplant immune depletion is particularly striking within the T cell compartment which is exquisitely sensitive to negative regulation, evidenced by the profound decline in thymic function with age.
