The Baltic German population, which had never made up more than 10 percent of the total, declined in proportion and importance.
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.
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.
And a study published three years ago in Sleep found that while subjects who were deprived of sleep didn't necessarily report feeling sleepier, their cognitive performance declined in proportion to their sleep deprivation and continued to worsen over five nights of sleep restriction.
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.
Trophy value increased less than in proportion with body mass and declined in proportion with IUCN score (figure 2).
The success of the procedure was sensitive to VL but was routinely successful for VL greater than 105 and the rate declined in proportion to the VL.
The uptake of radioactivity seen in the lungs and the heart was due to the presence of radiolabeled antibody in the blood pool in these organs and it declined in proportion to the blood clearance of radiolabeled antibody.
