Sentence examples for decline in level from inspiring English sources

The pre-chemotherapy plasma fibrinogen level in the 160 patients was 4.72 ± 1.46 g/L, and although it had decreased to 4.58 ± 1.27 g/L after chemotherapy, the decline in level was not significant (p = 0.805).

On the other hand, in Figures 3a and 3b, it is clear that for converters, there is quite a bit of decline in level 2 values during this time period, while non-converters appear stable.

However, in the Clic4 null mice, the drop in expression of CLIC5A following injury is much more prominent and the decline in level by 48 hours does reach the 95% confidence level.

Symptomatic vasospasm was defined, according to Shirao et al. [ 11], as (1) the presence of neurological worsening including focal deficit, decline in level of consciousness, and motor paresis; (2) no other identifiable cause of neurological worsening; (3) confirmation of vasospasm by medical examinations including evidence of vasospasm by radiographic assessment.

A significant decline in level of anxiety/depression was found in both the counseled and the non-counseled groups at 4 and 8 weeks (p-value < 0.001) but the counseled group fared better than the non-counseled for recovery, reduction in the rate of recurrence and increase in the duration before relapse.

First, the decline of public trust in organizations and second, the marked decline in levels of deference to authority.

dissolved oxygenLearn more about the steady decline in levels of dissolved oxygen in the oceans, a phenomenon caused by global warming and reduced ventilation.

Only the middle-aged cohort showed a significant decline in levels of perceived stressors and distress during a 1-year follow-up.

The accelerating decline in levels of outcome could no longer be disguised by the dumbing down of exams, generosity of marking and the introduction of new non-academic subjects to GCSE and A-level courses.

Commenting on her findings, Susan Reid, research director at ScotCen Social Research, said: "Today's findings show a marked decline in levels of prejudice towards lesbian and gay people in Scotland since we last asked in 2010.

A significant period of day effect for catecholamine levels was found (norepinephrine, p <.001; epinephrine, p <.0001) with all subjects showing an increase during the workday and little or no decline in levels during the evening.