Sentence examples for effective decline from inspiring English sources

Recorded prices have been flat, which probably masks an effective decline since only the most attractive properties are selling and many owners throw in extra inducements that do not show up in official figures.

This accounts for a combined 1.1%% effective decline in evergreen forest and woody wetland cover, albeit as part of a recurring process with different implications than a linear conversion.

The evidence suggests that an intensive community health education programme in combination with mentoring of community health workers and improved availability of services and materials at the community level may lead to major, cost-effective declines in child mortality.

Research in other settings suggests that an aggressive programme of community health promotion, in combination with mentoring for community health workers, and improved availability of services and medicines at the community level, could lead to major, cost-effective declines in child mortality.

Despite the effective size decline in both populations, we did not detect loss in genetic diversity after the epizootic.

Different doses received groups' rat significantly decreased the level of glucose-6-phosphate but the dose of MM extract 500 mg/kg was more effective to decline the increased level of glucose-6-phosphate.

Anaerobic condition was also effective on declines of SAs in sediment.

In this case, the effective salinity declines to about C SEU at 0.2 PV after waterflooding in the active region (Fig. 10).

The negative coefficient for the temperature × density interaction is also consistent with the observation that effective lifespan declines less steeply with foundress number in the summer, simply because lifespans in the summer are never that long (Figure 3).

Asked if he wanted to renationalise the railways whether or not it was cost-effective, Corbyn declined to answer, saying it was a "loaded question".

Although at current H. pylori prevalence, screen and treat before starting prophylactic aspirin appears a reasonable strategy, it may not remain cost-effective with declining prevalence.