Sentence examples for a slightly declining from inspiring English sources

Given baseline conditions, over 10 years, simulations showed a slightly declining or stable Savannah Sparrow population (mean bootstrap λ = 0.99; 95% CI = 1.00 0.989) and severely declining Bobolink population (mean bootstrap λ = 0.75; 95% CI = 0.753 0.747).

The alkalinity (TIC) displayed a slightly declining tendency during the first 3 weeks, showing a rapid reduction of almost one half during over-acidification from values of 10 12 to 5.4 g/L (Table 3).

In other words, if we don't have a depression and we have intermittent recessions like they've had in Japan, then we're apt to follow Japan and go another ten years or more on a slightly declining trend.

These 628 cities concentrated a growing share of the total number of ports in the maritime database, from 51%% in 1950 to 63 % in 1990, but a slightly declining share of total world population (from 53 to 47 %) and world vessel calls (from 82 to 78%%).

From the 1950s to the 2000s, the production shares of corn and wheat stagnated: they showed a slightly increasing trend from 1950 to the mid-1970s, a slightly declining trend from the 1970s to the 1990s, and a slightly increasing trend in the 1990s.

The estimated adult prevalence has declined in few states, a plateau or a slightly declining trend over the time.

The activities of CAT in each treatment showed a gradually ascent trend after a slightly declined within 12 h.

In this case, the PL intensity of band A slightly declines with respect to the PL intensity of the (SiO x /SiO y ) junctions as-grown.

The CkTLP continued to increase to 15.33±0.85-fold till 6 h, but a slightly declined at 18 h.

As shown in Figure 2G, the averaged GFP fluorescence of WT photoactivated mitochondria declined by about 65% after 15 min of continual recording, and the averaged fluorescence of shYme1L photoactivated mitochondria declined by about 55%, indicating that shYme1L mitochondria still retain normal capacity to fusion although have a slightly declined fusion activity.

To its eastern boundary at the Ural mountains, the continent represents an area of ca. 10.18 million km2 and houses a currently slightly declining population of about 740 million (2011) with a density of 76 people per square kilometre.