Sentence examples for decline evenly from inspiring English sources

When the intracorneal cohesion fails to decline evenly in the stratum disjunctum, clumps of corneocytes remain stuck together, and they come off as scales.

When Christakis and Fowler mapped out the way Framingham people quit smoking during roughly the same period — 1971 to 2003 — they found that the decline was not evenly distributed across the town.

The average figure was that for each child a woman bears, her earning power falls by 4%, but that this decline isn't evenly distributed: the lower a woman's income, the greater the size of the drop in earnings after she becomes a working mother, while at the very top (Sheryl Sandberg's demographic), there's no income gap at all.

The declines were not distributed evenly.

Advancing and declining issues traded nearly evenly on the New York Stock Exchange.

However stark the overall rate decline, it is not spread evenly: marriage rates are higher, and out-of-wedlock birth and divorce rates lower, among wealthier and better-educated Americans.

But that drop was not evenly distributed: Income declined for whites and blacks, but not for Asians or Hispanics.

Additionally, temporal arrangement (clumped or evenly spread, pre-decline sample availability, etc).

As with housing, the decline in costs may not be evenly distributed and may have knock on effects that mostly or entirely cancel out the increase in affordability.

Over time, however, UGS accessibility became more evenly distributed, despite the decline in overall UGS accessibility.

Suppose that A proposes to divide the money with $7 for A and $3 for B. B declines and offers to split the $5 evenly, with $2.50 for each.