Sentence examples for measured a decline from inspiring English sources

Since January's record of nearly $4 trillion reported in money market mutual fund assets, the Investment Company Institute recently measured a decline of about 7%.

This observation was strengthened using OVX-estrogen depleted rats which measured a decline in MS-KIF18A message as compared to sham rats.

Most of these studies started from HPAIV and measured a decline in pathogenicity, which demonstrates that the identified alterations were required for full expression of virulence, or resulted from reassortment events which are prone to incompatibilities.

If this was the case, the data from these starters are likely to measure a decline in MD when going from a pre- or perimenopausal off-EPT state to a postmenopausal state on EPT, rather than to measure an increase in MD when going from a postmenopausal off-EPT state to a postmenopausal on-EPT state.

In order to measure a decline in health resulting from CAP, we asked participants how they would have rated their overall health before they had CAP and then asked them to rate their overall health while they had CAP using the above response categories.

The Office for National Statistics measured a 0.8% decline and predicted that would worsen to 2.0% this year.

Dr. Roza, who is an adviser to Mr. Gates, said she had measured a recent decline of half a percent in the total number of employees in American public education.

They measured a 50% decline of sum of 25 tetra- to octa-chlorinated PCBs that occurred in conjunction with an 83% decrease in mean fish consumption.

However, when tumor metabolically active volume (MAV) was measured, a significant decline compared with baseline was observed in the patients with clinical benefit and a significant increase in total tumor MAV was observed in patients with no clinical benefit only after the addition of HCQ.

Vanishing bowling leagues, Mr Putnam says, are a metaphor for disappearing togetherness, as measured by a decline in all sorts of communal behaviour, from going on picnics, to belonging to trade unions, to joining political parties, to voting in elections.

Phan et al. have shown that NCM neurons possess response selectivity for the tutor's song, and the strength of this selectivity as measured by a decline in the rate of habituation is correlated with the fidelity with which the tutor's song is imitated by the pupil [35].