Sentence examples for declines in time from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most surprising, Tyack said, scientists' knowledge about the population size of most marine mammals "is very poor, and too weak to detect declines in time for effective action".

Low active children had declines in time spent in MVPA (~11%) when exposed to staff supervision but increases in MVPA (~6%) when staff utilized recreational equipment and implemented games.

If we could slow this rapid decline in time spent outside and at least bring it to a stop, that would be an amazing achievement".

Nick Smart Chairman, Department of English The College of New Rochelle New York, Nov. 19, 2007 To the Editor: Some of the decline in time spent reading may be related to how it was taught.

Clearly, the share of agricultural exports declined in time.

Binding compulsory schooling laws put a lower bound on time in education and hence induce a decline in time to be allocated among other activities.

The recording shows an instantaneous achievement of a peak in the force curve followed by a decline in time to a steady state value.

But the Markinch closure raises a further question: is it so well suited to recognising market decline in time to provide a strategic response to it?

Yet Wu says they aren't likely to go any higher and may decline in time for the all-important Christmas season as component bottlenecks ease.

The 2008 recession also contributed to the decline in time spent shopping, according to Chris Christopher, senior economist at IHS Global.

A recent study by the Higher Education Research Institute (HERI) based at the University of California not only found "a significant decline in time spent teaching," but also that "students are increasingly taught by part-time faculty in institutions, particularly in introductory courses".