Sentence examples for development declined from inspiring English sources

Richard Malenka, Carnegie Hall's associate director of development, declined to reveal any details about the graffiti or the investigation.

At this level of development in Zone II, the increased rate of lek loss was 3 times that outside of development and bird abundance at remaining leks inside development declined by −59% (Table 1).

In the NN genotype PEG11 expression was relatively high in the fetal samples at 80 and 100 days of development, declined to a lower level at 120 days of fetal development and then declined much further in the two postnatal samples (150 and 230 d).

Taken together, the LOX activity was relatively high when floral buds were tightly closed, which may indicate that they were in the process of development, declined to the lowest level during flower opening, and began to increase again, peaking at senescence.

It warns that further spending cuts to the arts "will undermine the ecosystem, creating a downward spiral in which fewer risks are taken, resulting in less talent development, declining returns and therefore further cuts in investment".

Further spending cuts to the arts "will undermine the ecosystem, creating a downward spiral in which fewer risks are taken, resulting in less talent development, declining returns and therefore further cuts in investment".

My former student and colleague Greg Nemet have written consistently on this: – U.S. energy research and development: Declining investment, increasing need, and the feasibility of expansion – Reversing the Incredible Shrinking Energy R&D Budget How this will be achieved in the current political climate in Washington, D.C., is vital to any 'near term' strategy for energy R&D.

Ontogenic studies of mTOR function in rat fetuses show its activity is high during the early stages of development, declining towards term, but rebounds during the early neonatal period and corresponds with proportionate changes in translation efficiency during gestation and birth (42, 43).

To give concise prognosis of necessary nursing care 3 main factors have to be taken into account: (1) Demographic developments (declining familial potential for nursing), (2) Structural changes in society (increased female employment; increasing number of single-person households) and (3) Cultural changes (decreasing commitment to nurse relatives).

Since the 1980s, a greater understanding of the development of the teenage brain and adolescent development, decline in youth arrests, effectiveness of evidence-based alternatives, and the growing cost of operating secure facilities, has given way to a new approach to ensuring the best outcomes for our kids and our communities.

The expression of the HMGI(Y) gene is maximal during embryonic development, declines in adult differentiated tissues and is reactivated in most transformed cells in vitro and in many human cancers in vivo.