Sentence examples for indicating decline from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with the Devonian analyses (e.g., Stigall 2012a, b) indicating decline in speciation rate and lack of vicariance during invasive regimes.

To facilitate comparisons among these scales, changes in the scores calculated as positive values should be interpreted as indicating improvement and those calculated as negative values interpreted as indicating decline.

To facilitate comparisons of these rates in terms of the MMSE, IADL, and PSMS scores, the changes in these scores were converted to positive values, indicating improvement, or negative values, indicating decline.

Our results on reconstructed past population demography indicating decline of earliest settlers' population (female population here) during this period in almost all the geographical regions except western is consistent with the above proposition and suggests that demic diffusion of these technologies were rapid, perhaps involving large migrating populations with these technologies.

"Sustained weakness in the manufacturing sector spilled over to other businesses, with many districts indicating declines in demand for office space and trucking and shipping services," the Fed said.

Top ten states posting a decrease include:  California, Texas, Maryland, Oklahoma and Illinois, indicating declines in their racing programs.

The slope of the curve flattens from left to right, indicating declining incidence.

Significant dose associations were identified for both of these measures based on the Cochran-Armitage test, indicating declining discontinuation rates with increasing dose.

Male reproductive function in the general population raises an increased attention due to reports indicating declining sperm counts, increased occurrence of testicular cancer, cryptorchidism, and hypospadias.

In the table, "−" indicates decline and "+" indicates increase.

Whilst studies indicate decline in maternal mortality rates since 1990s, the decline is not universal and still remains high in southern Asia and Africa [1, 3, 4].