"data decline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a decrease or drop in data collected or recorded. For example, "The data decline in the fourth quarter was unexpected and worrying."
And the positive aspects of Latino birth and death data decline and then disappear among Latinos whose families have lived in the United States for several generations.
In agreement with these data, decline in active Notch and its ligand Delta is observed in Western blot analysis of young and old human muscle (Fig 3C, D).
A negative trend in PFS over time is reported because data decline from 5.5 months of the TARGET study (Escudier et al, 2007a) to 4.7 months of the AXIS trial (Rini et al, 2011) and finally to the 3.9 months of the last trial INTORSECT (Hutson et al, 2013a).
For the other participating countries, the available performance data declined sharply, officials said.
Fallon McElligott, which had been privately held, and Publicis, which though publicly traded is reticent to disclose financial data, declined to discuss terms of the deal apart from an aside by Mr. Fallon that Publicis "didn't pay enough".
The four-week moving average, which is intended to smooth out the volatility of the weekly claims data, declined to 446,500, a decrease of 10,000 and a level not seen since late 2008.
"The commodity sector was particularly adversely affected by a succession of disappointing China macroeconomic data, declining oil prices, and the strong US dollar and, as a result, sector focus quickly switched from cash distribution to balance sheet concerns and cash preservation.
Canopy heights calculated from reduced-density lidar data declined as data density decreased due to the inability to accurately model the terrain surface.
Though the choice between accrued and cash income matters less when the frequency of the data declines, there remains high sensitivity in annualized data.
Hogan said that in 2008, pending home sales data declined seven out of the 12 months, remained unchanged for one month and was positive for four months.
Other studies, however, show that the willingness to fake data declines sharply as students move on to graduate and professional-level work, leading Davidson to speculate that their behavior improves as the "research becomes important to them personally".
