Sentence examples for decline 1 from inspiring English sources

The report cites five major drivers of ocean decline: 1) Rising Demand for Resources; 2) Technological Advances; 3) Decline in Fish Stocks; 4) Climate Change, Biodiversity and Habitat Loss; and 5) Weak High Seas Governance.

Campbell said it expects 2011 earnings per share to decline 1 to 3 percent.

Same-store sales, the measure of performance at shops open at least a year, will likely decline 1% to 2% through the balance of 2001, down from 2% in 2000 and 4.5% growth in 1999.

The patient also had recently undergone unenhanced MRI of the brain to evaluate the progressive cognitive decline 1 day before the abdominal MRI, which demonstrated diffuse low signal intensity along the surface of the brain on T2* GRE images, findings also related to ferumoxytol administration that mimic superficial siderosis (Fig. 3).

With Dudes, one of the great underrated films of decade that deserves its own rerelease, the film goes from punk buddy road comedy to something resembling Easy Rider, after rednecks (led by Decline 1 alumni Lee Ving of Fear) kill one of the punks (played by Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who is also in Suburbia).

The reported cognitive benefits included improvements in some tasks most affected by age-related cognitive decline (1).

Previous studies have identified a set of host (human) genes as being associated with an HIV phenotype (e.g. viral load, progression to AIDS, or CD4 decline) [ 1, 2].

The clinical spectrum of CADASIL includes migraine with or without aura, mood disturbances, transient ischemic attacks or strokes (usually lacunar infarcts) and progressive cognitive decline [1, 2, 4, 5].

production and marketing scale Decline −1 −1 主要归因于化工产品价格同比下跌幅度较大,化工板块业绩同比下降。(The performance of chemical sector decreased due to price fall of chemical products).

Amphibians are undergoing a drastic global decline [1] [7].

However, the orchestrated emergence of pathologies and reduced activity in the elderly could potentially also drive a more uniform pattern of decline [1].