Sentence examples for declined to minimum from inspiring English sources

The adverse health effects of organohalogen chemicals have been seen clearly with grey seal, the population of which declined to minimum (about 4000 individuals) in the mid-1970s in the Baltic Sea because of reduction in pregnancy rates [12].

The compliance rate with respect to completion of the HRQOL questionnaires was 95 and 98% at baseline and declined to minimum 61 and 60% during the 49-week follow-up for the VC and GC arm, respectively.

It has recently been found that the HMF sector that is prevalent in the northern solar hemisphere dominates the observed HMF sector occurrence for a few years in the late declining to minimum phase of the solar cycle.

This result was later verified by direct measurements of the solar magnetic field which showed that the average field intensity was smaller and the corresponding area larger in the northern (heliographic) hemisphere than in the southern hemisphere during roughly 3 years in the late declining to minimum phase of the cycle.

"UK forces numbers have declined to the minimum necessary to defend the islands.

The energy consumption growth rate was far less than those for the GDP with the exception in 1992 where the GDP growth rate declined to the minimum value of 0.43 %.

In this study, the average plasma glutathione concentrations declined to their minimum concentration at 60 minutes after glucose intake and increased again at 90 to 120 minutes after glucose intake (Figure 6).

The superoxide release (Jm) rates declined to a minimum on the PA addition (Fig. 3G, H).

Its toxicity was only partial against cells in mitosis, and declined to a minimum with progression to G1.

From 1999, the risk of Caesarean delivery increased steadily to a maximum in 2005 [adjusted OR = 1.7; 95%CI (1.6 1.8)] whereas that of LBWT declined to a minimum in 2005 (adjusted OR = 0.76; 95% CI (0.71 0.82).

In both thymectomized and unthymectomized mice subjected to whole-body irradiation, the lung-colony-forming efficiency was high 1 day after irradiation, declined to a minimum at 7 days, and thereafter increased again, unless the animals were held in a pathogen-free environment.