Sentence examples for consequences of a decline from inspiring English sources

We should also worry about the consequences of a decline in sea ice.

In seeking to detail the consequences of a decline in reading, the study showed that reading appeared to correlate with other academic achievement.

An increase in blood transfusions, longer transplant waiting times as a result of sensitization, as well as declines in physical functioning, cognition and health-related quality of life are potential consequences of a decline in Hb values in the HD population.

Furthermore, the proportion of native mycorrhizal plants in island floras decreased with isolation, possibly as a consequence of a decline in symbiont establishment.

This position would be the logical consequence of a decline that has lasted for seven centuries, while much of the world made enormous progress in developing knowledge and human welfare.

We found that a consequence of a decline in repressive heterochromatin regions with age is a progressive, graded loss of gene silencing in constitutive heterochromatin regions.

This is presumably a consequence of a decline in the length of gap relative to the length of contig and scaffolds as more scaffolds are joined.

The recent decline in LTR element numbers in placental mammals may be a consequence of a decline in the insertion rate, an increase in the loss rate, or both.

The complexity of old age health makes it difficult to determine whether the loss of B-cell diversity is a cause of frailty, or is a consequence of a decline in health from other causes.

The small non-significant decrease in urinary nitrite excretion after ACEI therapy, despite the known effect of these drugs to stimulate endothelial NO release, may be the consequence of a decline in GFR.

City officials, cognizant of the negative political and financial consequences of such a decline in population, said they intended to challenge the census.