Sentence examples for has continuously declined from inspiring English sources
In recent years the importance of the habilitation has continuously declined in comparison to PhD studies and degrees based on the fact that, in non-German speaking countries in Europe and as described above in the US, the habilitation is unknown and scientific competition in the age of globalisation is becoming increasingly important.
Manufacturing, the basis of any strong economy, has continuously declined as a percentage of the U.S. gross domestic product since its World War II peak, when it was 28.3percentt.
However, from 1995 to 2010, the incidence of MPGN in our center has continuously declined.
As a consequence, coral cover has continuously declined in recent decades [ 6].
Besides, the inequities in immunization coverage seem to have widened over the years implying that the immunization coverage among the poor has continuously declined.
The incidence of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS -defining events hAIDS -definingy deventsd over thaspast years and liver diseases, mainly due to continuously with the hepatitis C virus (HCV) andeclinedatitis B virus (HBV) overresence of metheolic syndrome-associated non-alcoholic steatohepast yearsve emerged andkey issues within the HIV infected populivern [ 2].
When BSA was incubated with fructose, the level of thiol groups had continuously declined throughout the experimental period.
Note that while the total number of deliveries had continuously declined during the study period, the CSR in all indications have been increased over such a period.
As an example, PCB concentrations in lake trout have continuously declined since its manufacture ceased in the late 1970s, but the decline has slowed since the 1980s (Bhavsar et al. 2007; Carlson et al. 2010).
He has continually declined.
As a result of continuous research organizational and financial pressure [ 21- 29], LOS in CAP patients has continuously been declining in the past 20 years while maintaining and improving quality of care [ 20, 30].
