Decreases in admissions per 100,000 for the same age group were observed for the following diagnoses (in descending order of decline): hyperkinetic disorders (F90; 8.1%), conduct disorders (F91; 2.1%) and personality disorders (F60; 0.6%) (Table 2).
But the five largest American banks -- in rough order of declining solvency: Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Citigroup -- hold fully 95% of derivatives -- with a notional value of over $290 trillion.
Order of declining priority: Date of first histological or cytological confirmation of this malignancy (with the exception of histology or cytology at autopsy).
In the order of declining priority: 1. Date of first histological or cytological confirmation of this malignancy (with the exception of histology or cytology at autopsy).
The order of diets in terms of increasing incidence of NTDs from SD (no NTDs), FD+DF, FD+BF, to FD (highest frequency)—correlates with the order of decline in maternal blood folate levels.
Variations in this more general state of brain integrity may also underlie the association observed here between strength and mental state, in a manner consistent with our findings regarding the order of decline, and the clinical severity of measures.
By order of declining importance, non-mutually exclusive risk factors were: travel to endemic countries (30%), MSM (18%), household contact of a case (10%), IDU (6%) and others (homeless, institutionalized patient, patient with chronic liver disease) (5%).
Optimal placement could be achieved, for instance, by a matching process such as the one used for specialist training places in the United States, whereby candidates and training institutions rank each other in order of declining preference and a computer algorithm implements explicit rules to identify the best assignment of candidates to institutions [ 81].
The team drew on published and archival sources to identify more that 60 sperm whaling grounds [52], and also addressed an apparent inconsistency between order of magnitude declines in nineteenth-century sperm whale encounter rates [53], [54] and the current status of this species globally, estimated at 70% of pre-whaling abundance [55].
North American Great Lakes sediment core and biomonitoring data generally show that PCDD/F contamination peaked in most lakes in the late 1960s to early 1970s, followed by rapid order of magnitude declines in the mid to late 1970s [ 144, 146– 146].
