Sentence examples for numerically declined from inspiring English sources
In these patients (n = 147), psychiatric hospitalizations declined from 49.7% pre-initiation to 22.4% post-initiation (P < 0.001), and the mean hospitalized duration for psychiatric purposes numerically declined from 7.3 to 4.7 days (P = 0.05).
The closing decades of the 20th century also saw a new enthusiasm for the preservation of minority languages, illustrated by the formation of the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages in 1982 (although it ceased functioning in 2010); Welsh is one example of a numerically declining language whose numbers started to pick up in the censuses of 1981 and 1991.
declined numerically at the end of the 19th century, assimilating with the prevalent Polish population.
There were 267 plays on Broadway in 1927; so it doesn't take much to see that in the competition with other entertainments, numerically speaking, theatre has declined.
Torque to flex also showed a numerically greater decline (156 Nm × 10−3/year) in the ANA positive, but the difference reached significance only at the.1 level.
Linagliptin use was also associated with a numerically smaller decline in eGFR than placebo despite slightly worse kidney function at baseline.
Calculated effect sizes showed numerically less decline from baseline at Week 26 with rivastigmine versus placebo on the memory (effect size: 0.26) language (0.27) and praxis (0.24) subscales of the SIB.
Based on effect sizes, numerically less decline was observed in patients randomized to rivastigmine compared with placebo on all five newly defined SIB subscales (visual, 0.21; language, 0.22; working memory/memory, 0.28; praxis and social skills 0.12; naming, 0.19).
Thereafter, until the end of the study, the output rate of PMN declined to values that were numerically below the comparable baseline values, however statistically non-significant.
