Sentence examples for declines in proportion from inspiring English sources

Appetite declines in proportion to altitude, and despite the draining rigours of a day's march, Fetaeli and his boys regularly carried full plates and bowls away from our trestle table.

In a DLA aggregate, the density declines in proportion to rD−3 and the solution is based on this property.

We conclude that academic achievement declines in proportion to the number of risk factors in early life.

Our results could indicate that the efficiency of converting chemical energy into mechanical power is high in the transition from rest to leg press exercise, and then gradually declines in proportion to the source of ATP production.

PM declines in proportion with disease severity; however, the protein component of FFM may be rapidly replenished after weight regain.

Consideration of multiple studies also revealed that the magnitude of the seasonality declines in proportion to BLLs.

Although search is still the clear leader, the IAB says that growth in areas like video and mobile signify how ad buyers are becoming more diversified (although declines in proportions for display and rich media undermine that).

Substantial declines in proportions of respondents with no health insurance coverage occurred between 2001 and 2005 in both urban and rural areas (Table 2).

The Baltic German population, which had never made up more than 10 percent of the total, declined in proportion and importance.

British cultivation of the hairy upper lip was inspired, he suggests, by Indian ideals of virility, and would decline in proportion with the empire's reach: Harold Macmillan was "the last British prime minister to sport a moustache".

In 1907 China signed the Ten Years' Agreement with India, whereby China agreed to forbid native cultivation and consumption of opium on the understanding that the export of Indian opium would decline in proportion and cease completely in 10 years.