Sentence examples for age at a decreasing from inspiring English sources

At ambient curing condition, similar to Portland cement concretes, geocement concretes showed gradual strength development with age at a decreasing rate.

The results for the other parameters are in line with the literature: The employment probabilities increase with age at a decreasing rate, and educational attainment level increases the probability of employment.

Unlike women, men having their first child at ages over 30 years were at a decreased risk compared with men aged younger than 20 years (OR=0.64, 95% CI 0.44 0.93), but no dose-response risk was found (P-value for trend=0.34, Table 2).

The remitting likelihood also rises with the migrant's age, although at a decreasing rate.

As it was expected, income increases with age, but at a decreasing rate.

The number of visits also increased with age but at a decreasing rate.

The attenuation of weight gain in MMP9 −/−:Plg −/− male mice at approximately 12 weeks of age, which differs with MMP9 −/− mice, suggests that MMP9 −/−:Plg −/− mice at this age have a decreased uptake of nutrients owing to their gastrointestinal phenotype.

Since the polyadenylated transcripts downregulated upon postovulatory aging contain CPE at a decreased level, a feature unique to this pathway, we speculate that this process is responsible for the decrease in maternal transcripts observed in our aging experiments.

Women who become pregnant and have children at an early age have a decreased risk of developing breast cancer in later life; however, any pregnancy after age 35 increases the risk of breast cancer (Polyak, 2006).

Albeit the length of the lumbar spine was not reduced in transgenic mice (Figure 4B), our histomorphometric quantification revealed a decreased trabecular bone volume and trabecular number in Col1a1-Krm2 mice at all ages, and a decreased trabecular thickness at 24 weeks and 52 week of age (Figure 4B).

The other study [ 18] shows no overall significant differences between the study areas for the results stratified on maternal age, although this study does suggest an increased incidence of Down's syndrome at young maternal ages and a decreased incidence at older ages in the fluoridated areas.