Sentence examples for decline score from inspiring English sources

Using the IUCN (Internal Union for Conservation of Nature) Red List status for birds and mammals from 1996-2008, the researchers calculated a 'BDS' or 'biodiversity decline score' for each country that contained each of the species.

aTable adapted from Kenis et al., 2014 [13]; bInjuries include minor and major injuries; cCognition: dichotomized in logistic regression in normal cognition (score 24 30) and mild/severe cognitive decline (score 0 – 23); dNutrition: dichotomized in logistic regression in normal nutritional status (score 12 14) and risk of malnutrition/malnourished (score 0 11).

India has dropped from 43 to 60 in relentless decline, scoring 85 for infrastructure, 98 for technological readiness, 110 for macroeconomics and bribes, and 129 for starting a business.

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Many education officials see declining scores as a wake-up call.

On Nov. 13, state education officials announced that because of declining scores on a state reading test, they had added 21 schools to the list of failing schools in New York City, bringing the total to 97, the most in a decade.

Japan, the third-biggest economy in the world at $4.1 trillion, had one of the biggest drops in the rankings, down 13 spots to No. 36, due to declining scores for investor protection and monetary freedom.

But declining scores and pass rates were especially high for African American, Latino, and high-need students.

Additionally, this study revealed declining scores for all SF-36 subscales with an increasing number of comorbid conditions.

Families with gradually declining scores in the range of 0.1 – 10-15 were generally excluded from the study because the difficulty in unambiguously assigning family membership.

An unfavorable evolution is observed in 14 % of patients, 6.6%% by exitus and 7.4%% decline in score CSS.