Importantly, nominal effort did not decline comparatively, decreasing by only 12% from 1999 to 2007.
Declining or comparatively low cognitive function in older adults is associated with loss of independence in activities of daily living (Greiner et al. 1996; McGuire et al. 2006), nursing home admission (Gaugler et al. 2007; Joray et al. 2004), hospitalization (Chodosh et al. 2004), and mortality (Bassuk et al. 2000; Nguyen et al. 2003).
During the past 100 years, however, atmospheric oxygen has declined by a comparatively speedy 0.1percentt because of the burning of fossil fuels, which consumes oxygen and produces carbon dioxide.
But in South and West Darfur, food security declined because of comparatively higher numbers of displaced people living in camps, the majority who cannot cultivate.
After this week, the number of both steadily declined to reach a comparatively low level by 2010 calendar week 9, where it remained.
At the same time, CO2 fluxes were both highly variable (70 660 tons/day) and generally declining, with a comparatively low flux of 180 tons/day 1 month before the eruption.
But terrorists dare not determine whether visitors to the Holy Land make pilgrimages to Judaism's holiest sites, and besides, terrorists incidents have declined dramatically and the city, comparatively speaking, is safe.
In both countries, wintertime rotavirus peaks in deaths have declined steadily over time but remain comparatively high.
If turnout among blacks, Hispanics and younger voters — groups that have historically had comparatively low turnout rates — had declined slightly, Mr. Obama might have lost.
The share of temporary contracts with respect to total employment is still comparatively high, but it has actually declined slightly in the last years.
6 There was a steady increase in the number of nurses employed in general practice until 2007 when numbers declined, before rising again in 2010 and then remaining comparatively stable thereafter.
