Sentence examples for increasing decades of from inspiring English sources

When analyses were restricted to the heaviest drinkers, results showed that risk increased with increasing decades of heavy consumption (>21 drinks/week p-trend = 0.02, >35 drinks/week p-trend = 0.01, Table  2).

Miriam E. Nelson, director of the John Hancock Center for Physical Activity and Nutrition at Tufts University in Boston and lead author of the new recommendations, observed last fall in The Journal on Active Aging that "with every increasing decade of age, people become less and less active".

Each increasing decade of life was associated with a 19% (p = 0.002) and 22% (p = 0.018) reduction in the risk of VT/VF and appropriate ICD shocks, respectively.

Also like our study, JSW values in 125 healthy individuals between 40 and 75 years of age were not found to decrease with increasing decade of life with mean values ranging from 4.6 – 5.0 mm in females and 5.0 – 5.5 mm in males [ 31].

At the same time, domestic oil production is actually increasing after decades of decline, meaning we have to import less than before.

In Afghanistan, the incidence of endemic but sporadic ACL has dramatically increased during decades of civil war, because of the associated deterioration of the infrastructure and migration (1 – 3 ).

The percentage of SLE patients with prevalent vertebral fractures in our study increased per decade of life from 6% in the third decade to 54% in the eighth indicating that SLE patients are at high risk of developing compression fractures.

The army has been struggling for weeks to establish control in a country frustrated by increasing poverty and decades of strong-arm rule.

The increase follows decades of decline in the ritual.

That drove the worldwide population of wild tigers up to at least 3,890 this year – the first recorded global increase after decades of decline.

In the last decades, increasing numbers of adult patients have sought orthodontic treatment and expressed a desire for esthetic and comfortable alternatives to conventional fixed appliances [10, 11].