Sentence examples for rate and decline from inspiring English sources
The increase in medium flow caused the enhancement of elongation rate and decline of viability at tip meristems of the hairy roots, resulting from the enhancement of both the dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration and shear stress at hairy root surfaces, respectively.
Future studies should assess whether treatment with statins influence outcome measures such as exacerbation rate and decline in lung function in smokers with asthma and in individuals with more severe disease.
Given the relationship between exacerbation rate and decline in pulmonary function [ 11], it would be highly significant if PR were to impact on the incidence of acute exacerbations in bronchiectasis.
This shift in leaf area would affect the calculation of SLA (Poorter et al. 2009), and suggests that the temperature lapse rate and decline in pCO2 with elevation, and the selective pressures they exert induce differential adaptational responses to those observed at low elevation, and may therefore have different effects on plants with contrasting growth habits and leaf economic strategies.
It is a troubled force with a history of corruption and brutality, facing recruiting problems, increasing gang violence, a rising murder rate and declining officer productivity.
The trends of increased heart rate and declining QRS, QTc and QTc dispersion continued over this timescale (Fig. 1).
We found an increase in EVAR procedure rates and decline in hospital admissions for OSR in patients with and without type 2 diabetes from 2003 to 2012.
The production decline rate and production decline type are closely related with stress arching ratio when the initial permeability is 0.098 md.
Free virus is produced from infected cells at a rate kY and decline at a rate uV.
But a lot of people – the "squeezed middle" – were probably just sick of high interest rates and declining property prices.
These included historically low unemployment rates and declining vacancy rates in the commercial office space market, the latter reflecting job growth, which in turn generated new housing needs.
