Sentence examples for but also a decline from inspiring English sources

The lack of qualified personnel sometimes led to not only a reduction in efficiency but also a decline in administrative morality.

We showed that higher cultivation intensities in farmed landscapes resulted in increased income but also a decline in species richness of birds and trees, and reductions in tree carbon storage.

22– 24 The idea is that not only physical frailty but also a decline in psychological and social functioning can be seen as risk factors for age-related decline.

Data from a regional population-based cancer register in the Netherlands during the period 1975 1994 indicated not only doubling of the relative incidence of adenocarcinoma but also a decline in its relative survival, even as relative survival ratios (RSRs) remained unchanged for other forms of non-small cell lung cancer.

This observation is paralleled by not only a faster absorption of nicotine from mouth spray than lozenge but also a faster decline of plasma nicotine concentrations.

In a study in nursing home patients on dialysis, Kurella Tamura et al. not only observed an excess mortality early after the start of dialysis, but also a significant decline in ADL functional capacity in survivors [ 89].

The economy teeters on the edge of not just a recession, but also a more profound decline where trouble in any single sector can spread breakdowns throughout the system, driving unemployment to intolerable levels.

Therefore, the lower SSs activity in T65 compared with IR36 might be due not only to a reduction in the level of SSGs but also to a decline in SSIIa activity.

Nokia said that's actually within the 4-6 week range it had provided earlier but also represents a decline on the previous quarter.

A subsequent study among 88 elderly Utah residents confirmed the inverse association between 24-hr SDNN and ambient particulate exposure, but also reported a decline in 24-hr rMSSD with PM2.5 exposures (Pope et al. 2004).

What's also important to note is that all these digital moves are not just being made to offset a decline in print readers, but also another decline that comes as a consequence of that: in advertising.