Sentence examples for further significant decline from inspiring English sources
Generally, Mr. Otteau added, he predicts no further significant decline statewide in sales or prices.
Japan's trade surplus with the United States is stuck at $50 billion and shows no signs of further significant decline.
Freddie George at Seymour Pierce said: Q1 figures to the end of May show another disappointing result from Argos, which saw a further significant decline in electrical sales.
In contrast, upward alterations of chip length setting resulted in an immediate and moderate decay of machine performance at the very first increment, followed by the absence of further significant decline as additional increments were introduced.
Following the shipping ban in October 2005, there was a further significant decline in ICV traffic (as compared to the period between the credit card and shipping bans).
21 Use of atypical antipsychotics began to decline significantly in 2003, and after the FDA advisory warning in 2005 a further significant decline was evident.
Further significant declines were observed in somatic growth of fish fed at a rate comparable to that used in research studies (3 4% body weight (BW) per day).
Further significant declines were observed in somatic growth of fish fed at a rate comparable to that used in research studies (3-4% body weight (BW) per day).
The effects of adenosine on the KCa3.1 current were not mediated via the A2B receptor, as the selective A2B receptor antagonist MRS1754 (up to 10 6 M) did not reverse the suppressive effects of adenosine (in fact there was a further small but significant decline in current amplitude) (Fig. 5D, E).
6 This study showed that there were a significant number of people who had low mental component quality of life scores 1 month post recruitment from the ED, and a further significant number who declined between 1 and 3 months.
However in the age of 40 65 years old, the VIP neuron number dramatically decreased by about 60% further does not show significant decline in later ages (Hofman et al., 1996; Zhou et al., 1995).
