Sentence examples for declining success from inspiring English sources
For Australian researchers, this increase in proposal numbers has led to declining success rates and budget cuts for successful proposals.
A heartbreaking tale of a widowed, boozy, fortysomething sales executive in a plastics company who is struck by his lost potential and declining success.
And I see only declining success prospects for those companies unwilling to engage in the risky work of disruption.
Researchers under the gun to win a federal grant and facing declining success rates may be tempted to crank out another application.
His experiment, aimed at easing the strain on NSF staff and reviewers produced by a burgeoning number of proposals and declining success rates, not only allowed applicants to serve as reviewers, but it also required them to assess seven competing proposals in exchange for having their own application reviewed.
Such declining success of candidate-gene studies is also seen by plotting the probability that cases were tested for polymorphisms that were found after meta-analysis to be associated, rather than unassociated, over time (Figure 8 C).
After years of flat budgets and declining grant success rates, NIH has been searching for ways to stretch its research funding further.
While Scorsese touches on the more troubled parts of Harrison's life (his problems with drugs, his declining critical success, the breakup of his first marriage), he doesn't linger there.
Both batch fecundity and relative hatching success declined over successive clutches.
The non-participation rate was highest at the beginning of the study and declined thereafter.The success of the study so far could be due, at least partly, to the long-lasting collaboration of the investigators and their good relations with staff at the clinical and other sites.
In examining the grade-point averages of the Oregon student body and the performance of the Ducks' football team, the researchers found a relationship between declining grades and success on the field.
