Sentence examples for conspicuous decline from inspiring English sources

While aging does not affect all cortical regions or cognitive domains equally, there is evidence that memory performance does undergo a conspicuous decline with aging.

The nucleosomal coverage on PR1 at −24 position showed a conspicuous decline from −0.04 (control) to −2.67 (SA; Figure  1A), reconfirming depletion of the nucleosome at the core promoter in SA-induced genes.

These conspicuous declines in diversity are referred to as mass extinctions; they are distinguished from the majority of extinctions, which occur continually and are referred to as background extinction.

Yokota et al. (2008) conducted ground-penetrating radar (GPR) surveys in this area and detected conspicuous signal decline areas at high frequencies.

Conspicuous wealth declined, though we should also recognise that this "golden age" was unfair, for instance to women and minorities, in its own way too.

Conspicuous and abrupt declines in spruce biomass at ca. 1850 CE were likely from logging.

But the austerity and anti-corruption drive of the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, has led to a marked decline in conspicuous consumption and sales of high-end wine.

Burberry cautioned that China might be simply taking a breather, with an impending change in leadership leading to a decline in conspicuous consumption, as well as a fall in gift-giving by Chinese travelers.

Conspicuous Offers The reported declines in the stock price might not have been questioned, had it not been for two offers to acquire U.S. Sugar, one in the summer of 2005 and the other in early 2007.

Instead, in broad fields that have long been strongholds of Japanese industry -- from electronics to auto parts to computer chips -- there has been a decline or a conspicuous leveling in performance.

Hutchings concludes that fish should be considered just as vulnerable to extinction as the birds and mammals whose declines are more conspicuous.