Sentence examples for detect declines from inspiring English sources

Until then, two interpretations exist: either Inia is declining, or existing information cannot detect declines unambiguously without additional surveys.

Given the importance of the seed bank and the high yearly variability in adult plant density, we used simulations to compare power to detect declines with seed bank samples versus censuses of adult plants.

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".

From the biomarker perspective, while amyloid PET agents detect increases of brain Aβ-peptide amyloidosis, CSF measures detect declines in Aβ1-42 concentrations.

The lower than expected coverage rate observed in this survey reinforces the need for continuous staff motivation, regular supervision and continuous monitoring and evaluation to detect declines in vaccination coverage very early.

If the number of samples is sufficiently high, LD based method is arguably more powerful and better suited for monitoring to detect declines because it is less prone to type I errors, has tighter confidence intervals, and is more flexible with regards to designing different experimental design strategies.

Two simple, relatively inexpensive tests, easily done during a routine doctor visit, can detect declining kidney function: a blood test called eGFR (for estimated glomerular filtration rate, a measure of kidney function) and urine albumin, which shows whether the kidneys are spilling protein.

BG120 min did not detect declining wtSDS (0.59, P = 0.41).

In contrast with BGmax, BG120 min did not detect declining wtSDS (AUC 0.59 [95% CI 0.38 0.80] P = 0.41) and BG120 min ≥11.1 mmol/l had only 10% sensitivity.

Given that the Baltimore Epidemiology Catchment Area Study had a much longer period of follow-up than our study (1993 to 2005) and also did not find evidence of worse decline among people who experience migraine further helps to ameliorate concerns that the women in our study may not have been followed for long enough to detect decline.

It was hoped that the EMSE would measure more readily at higher cognitive abilities, and thereby differentiate between individuals at the high end of the ability range, therefore there would be scope to detect decline from an initially high level of functioning.