Sentence examples for decline achieved from inspiring English sources

However, the rates of decline were different with the least decline achieved from high N application with stubble retention.

He writes to Corbyn: "I have watched for some time the declining quality of the Labour party's leadership, but had not expected the calamitous decline achieved in 2015.

"I have watched for some time the declining quality of the Labour Party's leadership but had not expected the calamitous decline achieved in 2015.

In particular, the city lawyers wanted Smith to testify about his view that the stop-and-frisk policy was an important factor in what they termed "the historic crime decline achieved by New York City".

Second, since the permanent decline achieved during the 1960s, most of the variation in the poverty rate has been cyclical: it goes up in recessions and down during booms.

There was a fairly even distribution of degree of CA19-9 decline achieved at any point during therapy compared with baseline when broken down by degree of decline (0 25, 26 50, 51 75, and 76 100% decline) (Table 2).

In addition, for a population of patients who, without treatment, display continuous decline, achieving any improvement or temporary stability on the ADAS-cog and other assessments may represent a significant therapeutic benefit.

The decline was achieved by increasing withdrawals of gas from the storage reservoir, which reduced the pressure that is pushing the gas up the well and leaking out, the gas company said.

At the same time Britpop began to decline, Radiohead achieved critical acclaim with its third album OK Computer (1997), and its follow-ups Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001), which were in marked contrast with the traditionalism of Britpop.

If plasma glucose does not decrease by 50 75 mg from the initial value in the first hour, the insulin infusion should be increased every hour until a steady glucose decline is achieved (Fig. 2).

That is still well below the high of 10,000 reached in 1989, Mr. Culhane noted, but the decline was partly achieved by moving chronic shelter users with disabilities into new units of permanent, supported housing.