Sentence examples for decline in the depth from inspiring English sources

She teaches accelerated students, but has noted a marked decline in the depth and analysis of their written work.

The rate of decline in groundwater depth is so alarming that 34% of the wells studied showed more than 4 m decrease in depth of water level (CGWB 2015).

But that doesn't explain all of it: Thanksgiving-weekend purchases at stores and Web sites combined fell three per cent — the first spending decline since 2009, in the depths of the recession.

The resulting rounded balance of -19 points was weaker than expected (a balance of +4 points had been expected), and represented the fastest decline in sales since the depth of the recession in March 2009 -444).

Community composition was significantly affected by soil depth in all profiles, driven primarily by a decline in the relative abundance of Bacteroidetes with depth and the peak in the relative abundance of Verrucomicrobia between 10 and 50 cm.

The continued decline in AvTD with depth appears to be due to the addition of a Morid, Antimora microlepis to the Gadiformes, and the addition of Bothrocara brunneum to the Zoarcidae.

The changes in the intestinal tract could have led to the observed decline in the hare population, but further in depth research is needed to elucidate the composition of the hare's microflora and how these presumed changes were caused.

The June drop, the steepest decline since the depths of recession in mid-1991, cafterfter a 0.8percentt fall in real hourly earnings in May.

The steep decline in read-depth coverage suggests that cDNA normalisation was effective, which is typical for a normalised library [ 24].

The steep decline in read-depth coverage suggests that cDNA normalization was effective and is typical for a normalized library [ 15].

Above the SWI, a decline in pH with depth is sometimes apparent.