Sentence examples for population decrement from inspiring English sources

Still, moving performances from "Una Noche's" charismatic non-pro cast, Mulloy's keen eye for visual detail and stunning cinematography by Trevor Forrest and Shlomo Godder of Cuba's turquoise water exploding against the sea wall offer a compelling portrait of a population decrement via the Florida Straits.

In a stationary population, decrement over chronological age, as described by the life table, is identical to increment over thanatological age.

In addition, a recent risk assessment study by the California Environmental Protection Agency CEPAA) calculated that a 10-μg/L increase in B-Pb in the range of 10-100 μg/L resulted in a population-level decrement of one IQ point [ 24, 25].

A recent risk assessment by the California Environmental Protection Agency calculated that a 1-μg/dL change in BLL in the range of 1 10 μg/dL results in a population-level decrement of one IQ point (California Environmental Protection Agency 2009).

A recent comprehensive review suggests that increasing weight status has a moderate to strong negative influence on overall HRQoL in paediatric populations, with decrements in HRQoL being evident as soon as BMI is above the normal range [ 9].

Due to the lack of a reliable standard protocol, some clinicians make their judgments based on self-report (of drivers), which has risks associated with it as lack of insight and judgment are potential common traits of the population experiencing neuropsychological decrements.

The second period of the bursting phase was formed and characterized by increases, up to the maximal values, of the pre-EPSP current sink and of the positive field potential amplitude (PA), paralleled by a decrement of population spikes (Fig. 6D, E).

Under-one population also showed a decrement of 1.14% within the study period.

This is contrary to the expectation that an increment in physician per 100,000 population is related with a decrement in Maternal Mortality Ratio.

Mean productivity decrement for the population was 26.4% of weekly working time (SD 20.9), median 20% (25th percentile was 10% and 75th percentile was 33.5%) A negative correlation between the HWB score and calculated productivity decrement was observed (r = -0.4, p < 0.0001), i.e. better health status, as measured by the HWB assessment, was associated with less weekly productivity decrement.

Sleep duration in these subjects was lower than control non-meditators and general population norms, with no apparent decrements in PVT scores.