Sentence examples for an associated decline from inspiring English sources

But leaders in both parties warned that a prolonged shutdown, and an associated decline in economic activity, could damage the lackluster economic recovery.

But by 2011, Freedom House had measured five straight years of decline in the number of democratic states worldwide and an associated decline of freedom even in democratic states.

There was a significant decrease in the volume of the putamen nuclei with advancing age (r = -0.74, p less than 0.0001), and an associated decline in the volume of the caudate nuclei (r = 0.60, p less than 0.0001).

Fishers' ecological knowledge (FEK) tells a story of serial depletion in lobster abundance at fishing grounds located closest to the fishing port with an associated decline in catch per unit effort (CPUE) throughout recent history.

Women treated with AIs have an associated decline in bone mineral density as a result of low oestrogen levels, which may further exacerbate musculoskeletal symptoms [ 18].

He recounted the causes of the 2008 global financial crisis through the lens of forest exports in the region, showing how the decline in world trade correlated to an associated decline in forest products.

Overall, most ETC enzyme activities in WT and dwarf heart muscle showed a tendency towards an age-associated decline in activity, suggesting that this is a general physiological characteristic of aging shared by both WT and long-lived Ames mice.

Radwan et al. [ 19] concluded that most bottlenecked populations do lose MHC variation, but data demonstrating an associated population decline or extinction are scarce, although they point out that studies are biased toward populations that have survived past bottlenecks.

18 Considering these results, it is striking that during IFNα treatment the ability to respond robustly to the increasing level of stimulation from IFNα is found in individuals with NKp46-poor NK populations, in whom there is an associated rapid decline in viral load and treatment success.

9 Furthermore, poorer psychological health has also been observed, with the associated decline in physical functioning, physical disability and a loss of independence associated with fracture.

This theory proposes that aging has evolved as a consequence of an age-associated decline in selection pressure, permitting genes with late-life deleterious effects to be positively selected if they confer an advantage early in life (Williams, 1957).