Sentence examples for by a continuous decline from inspiring English sources

Biodiversity increased in the Middle Devonian, specifically during the late Eifelian and late Givetian intervals, followed by a continuous decline during the Frasnian with maximum biodiversity loss during the late Frasnian coinciding with the Late Devonian Biodiversity Crisis.

It reflects a rapid initial diversification to overall maxima of the genus and species richness at the end of the Middle Permian, being followed by a continuous decline in diversity only broken up by the peaks in the latest Permian and during the Middle Triassic (Fig. 6).

In conclusion, the general pattern of the normalized curves implies a rapid initial diversification to the overall maximal genus and species richness at the end of the Middle Permian, followed by a continuous decline in diversity interrupted by the previously observed peaks in the latest Permian and during the Middle Triassic.

Median concentrations of fT3, fT4 and TSH were greatest during the first month of life, followed by a continuous decline with age.

The cognitive Ryan and Rossor profile was predominantly amnestic, with some transient recovery noted in the symptomatic pre-MCI stage, followed by a continuous decline in multiple cognitive domains.

Circulating levels of DHEAS increase during foetal life, but decline rapidly after birth and remain low during early childhood, gradually increasing from about the age of 6 years (adrenarche) through puberty and reaching a peak in early adult life, followed by a continuous decline with age (Auchus and Rainey, 2004).

With this protocol we systematically obtained unusual V-shaped I/V curves (Figure 1C) which could be explained by assuming a continuous decline with time in channel activity, whatever the value of the potential imposed to the patch membrane.

Conventionally, DN is defined as a progressive kidney disease characterized by persistent albuminuria, increased blood pressure, and a continuous decline in GFR.

Patients with end stage renal disease (ESRD) are characterised by low levels of physical activity and a continuous decline in physical function.

KCN-sensitive CIV activity in the WT mice remained unchanged at middle age and then decreased by ~24% in old animals, while dwarf mice showed a continuous decline with aging - an ~29% decline in middle age and ~42% by old age.

CV activity also showed a continuous decline with aging, such that the activity decreased by ~28% in middle age and ~35% at old age.