Sentence examples for decline in capability from inspiring English sources

Having taught at university level in the 1950s and then again in the 1990s, I was appalled by the decline in capability of the average college student over that period.

As discussed earlier, the decline in capability of elderly drivers has contributed to the fact that compared to middle aged drivers elderly drivers are more often involved in traffic accidents, killed or seriously injured in accidents which involve other vehicles.

Depression may play a complex role in aging, acting as both an outcome of physical and cognitive aging and a cause of declines in capability.

For LiFePO4 cathode, the initial capacity is largely recovered under low rate (0.1-0.2C 0.1-0.2Cs a decline in the capability is observed at higher rates (0.5-3.0C).

Other recent studies provide evidence to suggest that greater rates of decline in physical capability over time in later life are associated with higher rates of death.

The observational analyses could consider change in smoking behaviour over time 3 33 and, as data becomes available, decline in physical capability.

The rates have increased in the sectors of "Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery" (from 0.53 in 2010 to 0.65 in 2013) and "Electricity, Gas and Water Supply" (from 0.20 to 0.45), reflecting the decline in production capabilities or sudden rise in demand.

Patients were diagnosed as having sleep apnea clinically if they were complaining of snoring, excess daytime somnolence, witnessed apnea by their partners or roommate or relatives in presence or absence of a diagnosis of systemic hypertension, loss of libido, or decline in cognitive capabilities.

The result would be a dramatic decline in Egyptian military capability and in industrial revenues to the armed forces.

Despite these troubling challenges, the U.S. Navy's fleet is undergoing a decline in numbers and capability amid strained defense budgets, and we are losing the confident advantage we had in the 1990s.

His research has created opportunities for fundamental neuroscience and could lead to powerful therapeutic tools capable of treating neurological and neurodegenerative diseases, as well as ameliorating declines in cognitive capabilities that come with natural aging.