Sentence examples for declined threefold from inspiring English sources

"Overall, we found that the probability of worker bee survival in laboratory experiments declined threefold in bees collected from urban environments, compared with those collected in rural environments," said Mr Frank.

The incidence rate of serogroup B declined threefold during the period of study, and the infection has nearly disappeared in children <5 years of age in New York City (one case in 1999 2001).

The absolute size of the CD8+ T-cell population normally declines threefold between the ages of 2 and 16 29.

Mike O'Brien, Élevée's chief executive, said revenue from N.B.A. players had increased threefold this season, although he declined to provide specific figures.

One day after application of fertilizers, NH3 fluxes declined sharply by about sevenfold in slurry treatments and threefold in mineral fertilizer (Fig. 2).

On average, the high-calorie group (median calorie intake 3,013 kcal/day) had a threefold faster decline in SI (−0.06 vs. −0.02 units/year, P = 0.10) and a 17% faster decline in DI (−810 vs. −692 units/year, P = 0.042) compared with the low-calorie group (median calorie intake 1,526 kcal/day).

Now even if record cold waves would have declined to zero in number (which they have not), it is obvious that this could not balance a more than threefold increase in heat waves.

In fact, a threefold decline in insulin sensitivity was demonstrated with increasing FPG levels from 70too 125 mg/dL (14).

In animals, ventricular fibrillation with subsequent resuscitation suppresses insulin secretion and causes a more than threefold rise in blood glucose (7), peaking immediately after ROSC and declining to baseline within 2 3 h (8, 9).

In this study, the MGUS prevalence in the group with ≥5.3% decline in ΔeGFR/yr was almost threefold that in the other groups.

But we need to remember that when we talk about the decline of international violence, the extent is threefold.