Sentence examples for decline secondary from inspiring English sources

As the proportion of mature forests continues to decline, secondary forests play an increasing role in the conservation and restoration of biodiversity.

Traditional risk factors for functional decline secondary to hospitalization are usually associated with comorbidities, malnutrition, depression, age, severity of illness and cognitive status [ 17– 17].

The term AIDS dementia complex (ADC) was coined as a diagnosis of severe decline secondary to HIV, typically involving areas of cognitive, motor, and behavioral function [ 3].

Similarly, metformin-treated patients in UKPDS, after initial HbA1c decline (secondary to inhibition of HGP), also experienced progressive deterioration in glycemic control (123) (Fig. 4).

But after arrival in the U.S., metabolic health of Africans appeared to decline secondary to increased consumption of high calorie, low nutritive foods; greater rates of smoking; higher alcohol intake; and less exercise (8– 10).

The mechanism most commonly invoked to explain OI after spaceflight is that cerebral blood flow declines secondary to hypotension.

We also know that reading for pleasure tends to decline in secondary school.

The drop-off in initial public offerings has been sharp, but the decline in secondary sales of stock has been even more pronounced.

The decline in secondary education in northern cities is in striking contrast to the success of London schools, whose results – particularly among poorer children – are among the best in the country.

Economics is not like foreign languages (also, and more regrettably, in decline in secondary schools): there is no particular reason to learn it young, when time could perhaps be better spent acquiring general mathematical skills.

The effects of treatment were well sustained through follow-up for most outcomes, although some decline on secondary sleep benefits was observed.CBTI-BP was associated with reduced risk of mood episode relapse and improved sleep and functioning on certain outcomes in bipolar disorder.