Sentence examples for change decline from inspiring English sources

Cohabitation with change, decline, and the awareness of death were themes that inspired him.

Confidence in evolution, the Big Bang, the age of the Earth and climate change decline sharply as faith in a supreme being rises, according to the poll.

In this example, a change in one factor (growth in the predator population) causes a change in another factor (decline in the prey population) which then leads to a further change (decline in the predator population).

Outcomes of interest were the proportion of patients who achieved A1C <7% within 3 9 months of initiating insulin and mean change (decline) in A1C, calculated by subtracting the value of the first A1C measure taken 90 270 days following insulin initiation from the A1C value preceding insulin initiation.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change declined to comment on the issue saying it was a matter for the ONR which operated independently from government.

The latest advice from the Great Barrier Reef marine park authority is that the reef remains under pressure from climate change, declining water quality from catchment runoff, coastal development and some fishing impacts.

Demographic trends won't change: declining U.S. birth rates, an aging U.S. workforce and increasing U.S. educational levels will mean shortages at the bottom rungs of the economy.

The discrepancy in temporal trends in relative growth rates drove the differences in net biomass change; although net change declined across all drainage classes since relative mortality declined more than relative growth increased on moderately drained sites.

Due to global climate change, declining costs and financial incentives by governments for PV systems, the tendency of integrating photovoltaic systems into the grid has increased in the last decades.

Unable to model such accelerated ice losses, members of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change declined to include them in their widely cited projection of up to 60 centimeters of sea level rise by 2100 (ScienceNOW, 6 April 2007).

In a constant environment, the expected magnitude of change declines towards zero as N → ∞, as in the case of drift.