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Will the use of subtitles reverse the continuous decline in audience Danish cinemas have faced for years?

Physicians might have fewer experiences in handling TB cases because of the continuous decline in the incidence of TB [ 3, 7].

The continuous decline of therapeutic effectiveness as a result of extensive use of antimicrobial chemotherapy has been long predicted and seems inescapable (1 ).

"The reason for this development is the continuous decline of migration via the Balkan route," the Swiss migration office said.

We calculated BRR values for the "continuous decline" and "rise-and-fall" groups.

During the last decade, there has been a continuous decline in the number of TURP procedures performed.

There has been a continuous decline in salmonellosis cases over the last decade, probably due to improved food hygiene and other public health measures.

There has been a continuous decline of continental yellow eel recruitment since the 1950s and marked decadal reductions in glass eel recruitment since the early 1980s [ 19].

The distribution of mean scores of each domain and the total score relative to the working years of the rural physicians are shown in Figs.  1, 2, 3 and 4. We found that the orientation toward lifelong learning had a continuous decline in relation to an increase in working years and experience in medical practice until 30 years of work experience.

By chance, that year is usually taken by political scientists as the high-water mark of partisanship, since when party identification has been in continuous decline.

In Amazonas, deforestation has been in continuous decline, from 1,582 square kilometres in 2003 to 479 in 2008 – a 70% decrease.