Sentence examples for and no decline from inspiring English sources
For analysis of SSQ data, we used three categories: "much worse"; "bit worse" and "no decline" (which was a combination of "much better", "bit better" and no change scores).
Nearly all remaining cathedrals reported a steady demand and no decline.
Many species that are rare in most Atlantic Forest remnants presented high occupancy within the park, and no decline in occupancy was observed over time.
In 2010, a report from the U.S. Department of Education that evaluated seven different S.E.L. programs found no increase in academic achievement and no decline in behavioral problems.
Magnetite was the major crystalline corrosion product in the absence of carbonate and no decline in long term corrosion rates was observed within up to 700 days of operation.
Michelle Antonio,director of M.B.A. career management at the University ofPennsylvania Wharton School, shares what she's seen so far: "Base salaries are the same no growth and no decline but signing bonuses are coming in a bit lower, about $3,000 to $5,000 less".National surveys show campus recruiting and job postings down about 10percentt, and financial service jobs are gone.
In the 2PDM, there were no significant proficiency differences between decline and no-decline classes, neither for students at the academic nor for students at the non-academic school tracks.
In the 2PDM, the group differences found in the item intercept parameters after the switching point (i.e., (tilde{upbeta }_{ig}), Eq. 4) were regarded as a measure of differential PD effects, while the differences in item intercept parameters between classes affected by PD and no-decline classes (i.e., β i vs. (tilde{upbeta }_{ig}), Eq. 4) were regarded as a measure of the magnitude of PD.
When I talk to senior managers, many feel that sales are now flat and no longer declining.
AA treatment results in dramatic declines in prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in some patients and no declines in others, suggesting the presence of molecular determinants of sensitivity in tumors.
Results: 88.4% of patients were productive up to 11 years after discharge, with 76.8% engaged in competitive activity and with no decline in productivity seen over time from discharge.
