Sentence examples for of natural decline from inspiring English sources
RBS has suggested a similar rate of natural decline.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Curve of natural decline rate at different water cut in the Sazhong development zone of LaSaXing Oilfield.
Observers outside the organization wondered if his.270 batting average last season was a sign of the natural decline of a shortstop who would turn 37 early in the 2011 season.
Analysts had expected the prices of e-readers would gradually fall because of the natural decline in component costs and the increased profitability of e-books themselves.
However, there was a clear significant effect of the QI project in the postintervention period (postintervention trend β3 = −1.946, P = 0.005), changing the slope of the natural decline in the rate of midazolam consumption (Table 6 and Figure 4B).
Mr Piketty's work suggests there was little sign of any natural decline in inequality on the outbreak of the first world war.The wars and depressions between 1914 and 1950 dragged the wealthy back to earth.
Experimental studies have shown that MM can be prevented by supplementing estrogen at the time of the natural decline during the late luteal phase of the cycle [8].
However, the incidence of meningitis dropped lower in 2013 than would have been expected as a result of a natural decline, and only 1 serogroup A isolate was obtained at the national reference laboratory despite improved CSF sampling.
But new production in places like Russia and Angola is not enough to offset the effects of unrest and the natural decline of legacy fields.
They found that people who played 10 hours of a specially designed video game that focused on improving the speed and quality of mental processing abilities were able to delay the natural decline of a range of cognitive skills -- in some cases, by up to seven years, said Fredric Wolinsky, a professor in the University of Iowa's College of Public Health and lead author of the new study.
"It's not because of a long, natural decline".
