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After an initial bump in search market share the engine's traffic quickly declined back to its former value.

As for which device makers are seeing the most business, the analysts write that Samsung remains firmly in the lead, although its market share has declined back to 25% compared to nearly 33% a year ago (with units also declining slightly to 74.5 million).

This treatment resulted in a brief viral recrudescence in all six ECs, after which viremia declined back to near pre-depletion levels.

At rest, blood glucose concentrations in postabsorptive men were slightly below 5 mM, and rose gradually during all C and G trials to between 6 and 7 mM at 45 min, then gradually declined back toward initial values of approximately 5 mM by 90 min of exercise (Figure 3).

Relative to normoxic levels, DDX3 protein levels in MCF 7 cells increased by 8 h of CoCl2 or 1% O2 treatment, stayed elevated at 12 h during 1% O2 treatment but started to decline at this time point during CoCl2 treatment, and then declined back to normoxic levels by 24 h of CoCl2 treatment and to levels approaching normoxic levels during 1% O2 treatment (Figure 1d).

Increased activity was transient, and declined back to control levels after 2 hr.

During the 1973-1974 recession, a nasty experience, the market declined back-to-back almost 40%.

If birth rates continue to fall, we might realise the UN's "low" projection of a population peak of around 8.3 billion mid-century, declining back to today's population by 2100.

Cohabitation rises from 3% at age 18, to about 12% at age 24, and then declines back to 4% by age 44.

It's one of the strengths about the British labour market versus the continent where unemployment does not tend to decline back to pre-recession levels.

Credit Suisse First Boston's default forecasting model saw the default rate declining back to just over 3% during 2000, much less than the more pessimistic forecasts.