Sentence examples for falling trends from inspiring English sources

Singapore's strait-laced government now sponsors singles' nights in an attempt to raise marriage rates and reverse the falling trends.

This study presents mathematical models to quantify these elements, defining unbalanced, quasi-balanced and balanced status, one- and two-way transitions and the rising or falling trends.

Both tests were included to account for some variables may have rising or falling trends over the years while they were not significantly different from each other.

The 2004 Cochrane reviews were associated with immediate falls in prednisolone therapy (−6.3% (−11.0 to −1.6)), rising trends in combination therapy (1.1% per quarter (0.5 to 1.7)) and falling trends for untreated cases (−0.8% per quarter (−1.4 to −0.3)).

To test hypothesis 5, falling trends in age-specific mortality rates are graphed on the same scale in Fig. 3 (for infant mortality), Fig. 4 (for U5MR) and Fig. 5 (for adult mortality).

SBPS was associated with immediate increases in prednisolone therapy (5.1% (0.9 to 9.3)) and rising trends in prednisolone therapy (0.7% per quarter (0.4 to 1.2)); falling trends in combination therapy (−1.7% per quarter (−2.2 to −1.3)); and rising trends for untreated cases (1.2% per quarter (0.8 to 1.6)).

Shares in the group bucked the falling trend on France's main market, rising about 2%.

The upward bursts in the early 1980s and the late 1990s were deviations from a generally falling trend.

"There is a falling trend (in water levels) but we have not confirmed an exposure of nuclear fuel rods," he said.

But Vodafone bucked the falling trend despite a disappointing trading update and a report a key supporter had sold its shares.

Britain saw its foreign investment jump last year, bucking the falling trend in the rest of Europe and cementing its status as a haven for investors.