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The number of skylarks was highest in a sustainability-oriented scenario, but a sharp decrease was observed from 2035 onwards due to the large area planted with bioenergy crops.

The rate of hatching also decreased with increasing UV dose, but a sharp decrease compared with the control group was noted at 12,500 erg/mm2.

With an increase of grain sizes, the shape and edge of landscape patches tend to be simple, but a sharp decrease appear at the scale of 30 150 m after intensive mining.

Underwood is the top-earning Idol alum for the second consecutive year, pulling in $10 million before taxes, thanks to six-figure nightly fees on the road, music sales and a lucrative role in NBC's The Sound of Music: Live! It's a prodigious sum, to be sure, but a sharp decrease from the $31 million she banked in 2013.

The pattern is less clear among women with a high education level, but a sharp decrease in mortality rates is noted between the first (1968 1974) and second periods (1975 1981).

The exposure of pollen grains during the in vitro germination process to ultraviolet radiation in the B range (280-320 nm) was found to produce little or no change in the germination or ruptured percentage but a sharp decrease in pollen tube growth after 1 hr.

But after a sharp decrease in logging on federal land about 25 years ago because of environmental concerns, like the designation of the spotted owl as an endangered species, the supply chain started to come apart.

Gata4 E1b mRNA levels had a similar profile but with a sharp decrease between the jejunum and ileum (Figure 4A, middle panel).

Our results demonstrated that the effects of PAC induced only a slight inhibition of cell proliferation between 10 20 μg/mL, but induced a sharp decrease in proliferation extending over the range of 30 100 μg/mL with the maximal growth inhibitory dose (GIMAX) at 50 mg/mL (Fig. 2B).

But 6percentt demonstrated a sharp decrease in well-being in the years following their marriage.

The steps are in response not only to a slowdown in client spending but also to a sharp decrease in the firm's attrition rate, which at this time last year topped 20percentt as consultants hopped jobs in search of dot-com glory.