Sentence examples for for a possible decline from inspiring English sources

The researchers say their dramatic results--and those from other labs linking octylphenol with reproductive problems in marine life and development problems in rat embryos--bolster concerns that octylphenol, dioxin, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and other hormonelike chemicals might be responsible for a possible decline in fertility rates in developed countries.

Trends in semen quality have been intensively discussed since the meta-analysis by Carlsen et al 1 provided evidence for a possible decline over a 50-year period.

Of particular concern to young scientists is a possible decline in funding for research groups, which would affect yet another category of early-career researchers: postdocs.

We considered four possible explanations for a possible recent decline in silicosis prevalence in this one shaft, and flat trend overall compared to the 1984 study: radiological misclassification of silicosis, bias from selection into the study, declining silicosis risk due to falling exposure to respirable crystalline silica and an increasing healthy worker survivor effect.

Historically, gasoline and diesel fuels have been used for transportation, but the possible decline of oil supplies in the future is forcing nations to consider alternative fuels.

Worse, the drop has been accompanied by a decline in his reputation for good economic management (only 49% approval on that front) and a decline in support for a possible invasion of Iraq.

"To this day, no one has tested that water," he said, noting that in the past decade the town switched to underground well water, a possible explanation for a recent decline in twin births.

This finding is consistent with another research and the decreasing concern about the risk of breast cancer over time may be a possible explanation for declining routine hospital follow-up visits [ 14].

We observed a smaller response decline for old foragers, a possible indication for poorer extinction in this group (Fig. 1C, right).

A possible reason for this decline in resistance with age is that key enzymes associated with resistance, e.g. acetylcholinesterase, decline with age (Mourya et al. 1993).

Conversely, it was also possible for a PO to decline an allocation in one year if its performance in the immediately preceding three years would otherwise have meant stricter quota controls for its members than they would have faced fishing against national monthly limits.