Sentence examples for excess decline from inspiring English sources

Importantly, an early excess decline in eGFR did not attenuate the survival benefit in patients assigned to eplerenone.

The main SNPs identified included Q-1, S1, S2 with excess decline of 23.6 to 9.6 mL/y.

As there are no internal asthmatic or normal controls our study cannot determine definitively whether there is excess decline in the pulmonary function of adults managed conventionally with inhaled cortico-steroids.

The proportion of subjects showing deterioration in FEV1 >7.5%35%5%) did not increase with time after entry, but excess decline in FVC was observed in more subjects after 15 year's observation (58%) than after five (37%) (χ2 for trend, 59.0 (p < 0.001)).

Table 3 presents the association between ΔPM10 and lung function decline according to categories of average BMI, expressed as percent attenuation of mean annual decline in lung function (see Table 3 and Figure 1 for estimates expressed as absolute excess decline).

However, as excess reserves decline, financial conditions normalize, and banks adapt to the new regime, we expect the interest rate paid on reserves to become an effective instrument for controlling the federal funds rate.

Like all stories of excess and decline, the great 2004 dance music crash was a long time coming.

It is important to note that ADAM33 SNPs have also shown associations with excess FEV1 decline in general population samples.

In older women, height loss is also associated with excess BMD decline and an increased risk of all fracture types [ 25].

We estimated that participants who were homozygous for the major allele of rs2325934 experienced an excess average decline of 11 mL/sec in FEF25 75% per 10-μg/m increase in cumulative PM10 exposure over 11 years.

Compared with the BARMER GEK report (SHI: circa + €3,700; LTCI circa + €6,100) [ 15], we calculated the additional burden more conservatively, which might be explained by the older age structure of our sample combined with our finding that excess expenditures decline with older age.