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Looking at the whole study period, there was an abrupt and consistent decline in pH in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the main river (Esse River) that coincided with extensive drainage works that dropped the ground water level, enabling oxidation of sulfidic soils and transport of acidity to the rivers.

The extensive, and ever-rising, levels of government interaction have squeezed the life out of both these markets, and further regulation will lead to only higher rates of unemployment and consistent decline in housing values.

This statistically significant and consistent decline in ADHD-related difficulties during atomoxetine treatment may cautiously be interpreted to reflect an improvement in patient overall impairment, social functioning, and QoL in this adolescent patient population.

The mice in the group with high dosage of Cisplatin exhibited strong gastrointestinal toxicity (diarrhea), systemic toxicity (piloerection and lethargy), and a consistent decline in body weight.

The progressive aging of the population is the result of profound demographic changes that include both a falling birth rate and a consistent decline in the mortality rates for all causes [ 1- 4].

"We literally had had a year and a half of consistent decline in lodging demand," Mr. Woodworth said.

Over the 16-year period studied (1996 2011), trends indicated a considerable decline in the number of induced abortions and a slow but consistent decline in the number of repeat abortions undergone in Estonia.

Although each index (ML env, MLEFFCH env, and MLTECH env ) shows almost no change during the period of 1992 to 1999, when there is a consistent decline in ML all, ML env and MLTECH env substantially declined and consistently took values under unity after 2000, when ML all greatly improved (see Fig. 3).

This has led to a consistent decline in socially- and politically-conscious expression from black entertainers, which Tupac Shakur was very critical of during his career in the early 1990s.

There has been a consistent decline in CHD and stroke mortality in developed countries since around the 1970s.

Evidence from a combination of 20 different prospective cohort studies and clinical trials has shown a consistent decline in CHD mortality with increasing omega-3 FA intake (EPA + DHA) with an apparent saturation of this benefit at intakes > 250 mg/day (Mozaffarian and Rimm 2006).