The phrase "attendant decline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decline that is associated with or occurs alongside another event or situation.
Example: "The company experienced an attendant decline in sales following the product recall."
Alternatives: "concurrent decline" or "associated decline".
If these symptoms were also more common among those who did not receive an LP perhaps because the patient or his/her attendant declined an LP, then uncontrolled confounding may be present.
The proportion of deliveries attended by traditional birth attendants declined dramatically from 29.3 % in 2006 to 5.4 % in 2011, resulting in a total decrease of 81.5 % between 2006 and 2011.> The magnitude of annual change in proportion of facility deliveries jumped from 29.6 % between 2006 and 2007 to 42.5 % between 2007 and 2008, and then gradually slowed until 4.1 % between 2010 and 2011.
For starters, United's 18,000 flight attendants declined to participate, leaving the carrier's single biggest group of front-line employees out of the ownership equation.
He asked for help, but the flight attendants declined, and Smith crawled to his seat, causing his catheter bag to break and leak urine, according to the Chicago Tribune.
During this time, the density (per 10 000) of traditional birth attendants declined (from 55 in 1981 to 33 in 2007), presumably due to the stoppage of TBA training by the Government of Bangladesh in 1998 [ 17].
One important factor was the introduction of the personal computer and the workstation in the early 1980s a development that in turn was fueled by unprecedented progress in integrated circuit technology and an attendant rapid decline in computer prices.
"There are so many Syrians coming each day for treatment because it is free," said the attendant, who declined to give her name after her boss walked over and said workers were not allowed to speak to reporters.
This decline in skilled attendants at delivery may be linked to the under-funding and then abolition of the exemptions policy for delivery fees, which was introduced in 2004, as well as the health worker strike of 2007.
Concerns over uterine rupture and its attendant morbidity are associated with the decline in the trial of vaginal birth after cesarean delivery [ 28, 29].
An attendant at the psychiatric ward at Elmhurst Hospital Center declined to go into detail about Ms. Menendez's treatment there, but said that "all I can tell you is we know her very well".
