Sentence examples for gradual regression from inspiring English sources

Taking the surface max subsidence coefficient as the strain value and the above key influence factors as independent, a gradual regression analysis method was applied to set up a regressive equation.

The importance of pantomime surrounding the Old Firm has increased with the gradual regression of football standards.

This was hardly an expensive experiment – absence of considerable European revenue notwithstanding – but one which sadly highlighted Celtic's gradual regression from the wonderful high point of qualification for the last 16 of the Champions League in 2012-13.

Hemangiomas are endothelial tumors that exhibit endothelial proliferation with rapid growth and gradual regression.

It is generally believed that these coastal wetlands have evolved through gradual regression of the sea after the Holocene marine transgression (Bruckner 1989; Ravindrakumar et al. 1990; Thrivikramji et al. 2007; Nair 2007; Nair et al. 2010; Padmalal et al. 2010).

The inflammatory signs appeared on day 8 or 9 after immunization, reached a peak by day 12 and were followed by a gradual regression.

Intact planarians showed a gradual head regression followed by lysis after several weeks, as shown in Figure 6C, D and 6H.

Results of logistic regression showed a gradual increase in case-fatality risk with decreasing SES, but only in men (lowest vs. highest SES: OR = 1.28; 1.28–1.28).

Our results show that only after the second (quantitative) calibration step, global bias of the DIA became not significant, while regression analyses revealed gradual improvement of the prediction of the DIA outputs with the calibration steps.

One individual (III-6) died of respiratory failure at age 26 years due to presumed extension of existing and/or new brainstem lesions, whereas a second (III-13) died at age 8 years 9 months following progressive neurological regression with a gradual loss of motor, language, and cognitive skills.

The data shows a regression function with a gradual reduction in hybridization rates from 0.14% at 100 m, 0.1% at 200 m, and 0.06% at 250 m and about 0.01% at over 1,000 m.