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So basically over the last decade or so the public trust in teachers has not appreciably declined, and they remain among the top of professions in this regard.

Total amounts of AKT did not appreciably decline in cells receiving AUY for times up to 24 h; loss of AKT activity in the absence of changes in AKT abundance has also been observed in other systems.

These data coupled with the observation that muscle strength did not appreciably decline during the study period lead us to conclude that there was little if any muscle damage.

Sales have also declined appreciably for O, the magazine named for that solid citizen Oprah Winfrey.

The total trade deficit widened to a 17-month high in January as exports fell appreciably and imports declined modestly.

Since there is widespread agreement that the availability of drugs has not declined appreciably, the only explanation for these shifts is reduced demand.

Despite thousands of bobcats being harvested annually in the United States for the commercial fur trade, population numbers have not declined appreciably.

Although few of these pollsters provided a partisan breakdown of their results, Mr. Perry's numbers do not appear to have declined appreciably among Republicans.

A more ominous message may be found in the failure of the Libor to decline appreciably after central banks around the world announced last week that they would join forces to make credit more easily available to banks.

Other factors discussed – rising demand for food from China and India, back-to-back droughts in Australia – were, the report said, marginal: "Without the increase in biofuels, global wheat and maize stocks would not have declined appreciably and price increases due to other factors would have been moderate.

However, representation for both groups declined appreciably at the higher levels of utilization.