Sentence examples for extreme decline in from inspiring English sources

In Saurashtra a similar if less extreme decline in the number of settlements is also evident.

This study elucidated that small amounts of cobalt (2 8 wt.%) caused an extreme decline in resistivity.

This view overlooks trends of extreme decline in animal populations, which tell a more dire story with cascading consequences, according to a new study that provides the first global evaluation of these population trends.

The data also helps to explain the extreme decline in some fish stocks: the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) says one-third of commercial fish stocks are being caught at unsustainable levels.

Protectionist policies, however, may have contributed to the extreme decline in the world price of raw materials, which caused severe balance-of-payments problems for primary-commodity-producing countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and led to contractionary monetary and fiscal policies.

Particularly, functions related to DNA replication, transcription, and translation are subjected to an extreme decline, which in some cases imply that the genome is no longer compatible with its role as a mutualistic endosymbiont and that the endosymbiont has crossed the line between a cell and an organelle (Tamames et al. 2007).

Seventy points, 33 rebounds and 5 blocked shots later, they obliterated the perception that the N.B.A. pivot position is in extreme decline.

Market observations like this one are most valuable at extremes and declines, in my view.

Shifting focus from extreme events to the decline in mild weather could help the public better conceptualize climate change, they write.

Look at the evidence from Brazil, where social protection has contributed to a decline in extreme poverty, from 10%to2%2%, and an equally dramatic decline in malnutrition.

He described the recent murder in Pentonville prison as "the most extreme example of the decline in safety" that he and others have warned about for years.