Sentence examples similar to decline in tendency from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, there were lots of other valuable insights, such as the tendency for profits to decline in the long run, and the tendency for democratic systems to get hijacked by business interests.

Hence, although not entirely smooth in the EW portfolio, there is a general tendency of decline in the magnitude of the day-of-the-week effect.

Hence, although not entirely smooth, there is a clear tendency of decline in the magnitude of the day-of-the-week effect over time.

These observations are consistent with a model in which there is a threshold level of acute CD4+ T cells (3.3% of baseline), below which there is a decline in immune function and a tendency for rapid progression.

Following surgery at the beginning of the study a tendency of decline in the cancellous bone mineral density (BMD) was observed in all groups.

We restricted our analysis to friendships, because relationships with family showed no tendency to decline in quality with time or separation.

The post-test effect size was 0.41, with no tendency to decline in the seven studies that had a follow-up at 12 months.

We hypothesized that the symptom reporting would remain relatively constant over the 5-year frame and that the highly symptomatic cluster would show a greater tendency toward decline in their health status (more symptomatology) after controlling for demographic variables.

Furthermore, the tensile strength relative to dry weight showed a similar decline tendency in both lengthwise and breadthwise stretching.

But he points out that when this "decline of cooperative tendencies" in dogs took place "is still an open question".

In the north of Ireland, a similar tendency created a decline in the demand for labour and led in the early 18th century to the migration of substantial numbers of Ulster Scots to North America.