Sentence examples for declining effort from inspiring English sources

Researchers often treat the case of ( widehat{theta_1}<0 ) and ( widehat{theta_2}>0 ) as indicative of respondent fatigue (declining effort) as a survey respondent works through a sequence of choice sets [19, 20].

The film is also a study of modern civilization's declining efforts to communicate with each other due to the interference of technology.

The news follows a warning issued late last month by the Australian Academy of Science that the country's strategic position in Antarctica is at risk because of a declining scientific effort there.

An appeals court judge in South Carolina had declined an effort to block the sale on Monday by Mr. Brown's managers.

Further, the model for how the probability of detection failure declines with effort will also be uncertain.

Despite the decline, efforts were made to keep the budget for maternal and child health and HIV/AIDS activities at FY 1997 levels.

These releases are often intended to support declining populations, direct effort away from wild populations, mitigate habitat losses, and provide harvest opportunities (Taylor 1999; Waples 1999; Carroll 2011).

Over the next two decades, he declined repeated efforts by his editors to get him to take a staff position.

This was declined, but efforts to find funding to support elements of the NUS London agenda was offered – Ms Asquith described this as "fantastic news".

As for Mr. Sheen, Ms. Tassler stuck to her talking points and declined all efforts to analyze how the situation with him was handled, saying only that she was looking ahead to the future.

The suit targets Hynix Semiconductor of Korea and Elpida Memory of Japan, saying that they have declined repeated efforts to pay royalties on computer-chip technology.