Sentence examples for estimates of decline from inspiring English sources

In one of the more daunting estimates of decline, a study published a year ago by Oceana, which promotes ocean conservation, said that of the bloc's 27 countries, 13 had been getting more subsidies than the value of the fish that arrive in their ports.

However, a substantial increase in power resulted when simulating with sample sizes common in phase III trials, using estimates of decline from the multiple biomarker groups.

Correcting for normal aging may be less important when the healthy group has learning effects over time, since the estimates of decline over time will be conservative in this case.

For hip fracture, while H2 showed an average annual decrease of 4.1%, six case definitions resulted in smaller estimates of decline over time (p<.01): H5, H6, H11 H12, H12, and H13.

The (ensemble) mean outcomes for all sites are at least in qualitative agreement with estimates of declines prior to ∼1999 presented for the region [37].

It is not known how much temporary immigration might have affected estimates of declining natality in the 2000s but some effect is probable.

Our estimate of decline combines cross-sectional (baseline) and longitudinal information.

Estimates of the decline ranged from 6percentto8percentcent.

Estimates of the decline in ad spending last year had previously ranged from 4percentto8percentcent for media outlets like national television, newspapers, radio, magazines and outdoor.

What we can say is that by not considering the problem of regression to the mean, current estimates of the decline in cognitive skill of high ability poor children is likely to be overstated".

Table 2 Parameter estimates of performance decline and proficiency   nac aca Group comparisons Est.