Sentence examples for cumulative decline from inspiring English sources

The cumulative decline in house prices since the market peak in June 2006 is now 29.5%.

But the cumulative decline in the UK since the crisis began is 5.9%.

That cumulative decline from 2007 to 2011 would be 34 percent.

But annual inflation of more than 3% over that period generated a cumulative decline in real wages of 7.8%.

Unit labour costs have fallen at an annualised 2% rate, the steepest cumulative decline since the 1950s.

Frailty involves complex mechanisms of cumulative decline in several physiological systems and is associated with adverse events that are determined by genetic and environmental factors.

"The cumulative declines since recent peak levels of drug involvement in the mid-1990s are quite substantial, especially among the youngest students," said Lloyd Johnston, the principal investigator for the study, which was financed by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

The prevalence of frailty is associated with reduced resistance to stressors of the reserve capacity of homeostasis of the organism, which leads to cumulative declines in various physiological systems, vulnerability and other negative clinical consequences.

Frailty is defined as cumulative declines across multiple physiologic symptoms including muscle weakness, low gait speed, unintentional weight loss, exhaustion, and low physical activity [ 2– 4].

Frailty is a syndrome resulting from age-related cumulative declines across multiple physiological systems characterised by decreased homeostatic reserves and increased vulnerability to adverse health outcomes including disabilities, hospitalisation, institutionalisation, or death [ 1, 2].

The phenotypes prefrailty and frailty are generally described as reduced resistance to stressors and increased vulnerability to adverse outcomes; a condition probably caused by cumulative declines across multiple physiologic systems [ 4– 6].