Sentence examples for means of declining from inspiring English sources

Means of declining child mortality regulation have become available to all, including the rural, the poor, the illiterate, and the socially deprived sectors.

This kind of users should be published by the FC by means of declining its trust value or avoiding frequent interaction with other users, for example.

Broadcasters such as ITV and Channel 4 are increasingly turning away from spin-off subscription channels on Sky as a means of combating declining audiences on their main channels and instead relaunching them as advertiser-funded channels on Freeview.

Making the numbers add up is going to become incrementally more difficult as musicians steadily hike up their appearance fees, as a means of offsetting declining income from record sales.

Distance charging also provides a means of replacing declining revenues from gasoline taxes as more people drive highly efficient, hybrid or electric cars, helping governments that have traditionally depended on gas taxes for road upkeep.

As a means of addressing declining public morality, Bo launched a "red culture" movement to promote Maoist-era socialist ethics.

In tocilizumab-treated patients, an early decline in hepcidin level (mean of decline at weeks 1 and 2 for each patient) correlated with a subsequent increase in haemoglobin level (at weeks 4, 8 and 12) (ρ >0.31 and P <0.011 for all comparisons).

Hunt shed some of his reserve, which for him meant politely declining offers of food and beer.

Prices will tend to follow wages down, since declining money earnings for the employed will mean a declining volume of expenditures.

In the extreme case in which the variance in fitness is independent of the mean, declining populations will be strongly influenced by the even-moment effect.

To estimate the mean rates of decline of ocular function in patients with an atypical form of retinitis pigmentosa, termed "pericentral retinitis pigmentosa".