But his stumbles led to steadily declining poll numbers nationally and in the early voting states.
But anyway, suppose the economy is depressed; this will lead to steadily falling inflation, which will lead the central bank to keep cutting interest rates (and because the inflation coefficient in Taylor rules is always bigger than one, this means cutting real rates); and eventually the interest rate will fall enough to restore full employment.
More than three decades of research on organic solar cells based on π-conjugated materials has led to steadily increasing efficiency of solar cells.
While most people realised this and were happy to lose a little privacy in return for a material benefit, far fewer realised that the privacy loss was "progressive" and would lead to steadily greater intrusions, he said.
Curiously, inhibiting PKA in TEA-stimulated MIN6 cells led to steadily increasing ER calcineurin activity, despite cytosolic Ca2+ apparently returning to basal levels.
In the same way, in the moving frame, the receding sideways hidden momentum of the magnet leads to a steadily increasing angular momentum.
It is suggested that comparable work hardening (by the glide motion of dislocations) with the dynamic recovery (by the climb motion of dislocations) takes place, and leads to a steadily increased flow stress and a favorable value of strain rate sensitivity, resulting in large plastic elongation and high fracture resistance.
We preferred to keep exposure as continuous because: a) it is biologically plausible that increased exposure leads to a steadily increasing risk which would be captured by a log-linear curve, b) using groups will only give better results when the cut-points are selected to break the exposure into substantively different exposure levels.
For both the production of ROS, σ R, and the production of EPO, σ P, decreasing these values leads to simulations which steadily approach the case with no EPO.
