Sentence examples for a recent decrease of from inspiring English sources

A recent decrease of ≥0.5 percentage points or an increase in HbA1c of >0.5 percentage points per 6 months was associated with HRs of 3.04 and 1.28, respectively, compared with lesser changes in HbA1c.

In this condition, the best available way to identify active and reversible disease seems to be the identification of patients in whom a recent decrease of more than 10% in FVC and/or DLCO has occurred either with or without the development of new symptoms, mainly dyspnoea on exertion.

Carotid/cerebrovascular disease, leg ischemia, and basic considerations were the most common subject matters overall, although there has been a recent decrease in the percentage of articles about basic considerations and aortic aneurysms while there has been an increase in those about endovascular therapy, vascular laboratory/imaging, and visceral/renal artery disease.

Despite a recent decrease in the incidence of this disease, it continues to be the second leading cause of death by cancer.

She had been complaining of longstanding superior scotoma and a more recent decrease of RE visual acuity.

Similar increases in WUE were recently reported for species of tropical, temperate and boreal trees, consistent with theorized CO2 fertilization effects [13], [14], [19], [20], [21]; however, our observations show a recent decrease in BAI in spite of long-term increases in WUE.

Seven out of ten government and nonprofit service agencies that reported a recent decrease in funding at the time of my interviews also reported reducing staff levels, the range of services offered, numbers of clients served, or even temporarily closing the facility.

For example, DHS estimates of suggest a recent decrease in child mortality [24].

A two-rate pure-birth model best explained the data for the threshold, ABGD and SP trees (Table  4) with a recent decrease (relative shift time approx. -0.01) of the speciation rate.

Governments, NGOs and private philanthropists should step into areas that can't be protected on commercial terms, or where the community and conservation payments generated by tourism collapse due to external circumstances (such as the recent decrease of tourism to Kenya as the result of localized security incidents).

These minor biases do not substantially influence our inferences, which are associated with large posterior density intervals but nonetheless reveal a strong recent decrease in the effective size of the Cross River population.