Sentence examples for rate decline was from inspiring English sources
The combined results of the biodiversity rate analyses strongly indicate that the dramatic Frasnian speciation rate decline was the primary driver of biodiversity loss during the Late Devonian Biodiversity Crisis.
The heart rate decline was first noted 2 weeks after diabetes was induced with STZ.
In a retrospective study of 279 affected males and 168 females with FD, the mean rate of estimated glomerular filtration rate decline was −1.02 mL/min/1.73 m per year for females compared with −2.93 mL/min/1.73 m per year for males [ 9].
Clark et al. compared the annual decline in estimated glomerular filtration rate among a large cohort of adults, and found that the annual rate of estimated glomerular filtration rate decline was inversely proportional to urine production, with the fastest rate observed in individuals whose urine volumes were less than 1 litre/d.
His assertions that welfare benefits cause an employment-resistant underclass, and that benefit payments should be limited until a birth rate decline is seen in workless households, have been seized on by rightwing commentators and thinktanks.
The outcome of estimated glomerular filtration rate decline is based on current clinical guidelines and changes to renal function were correlated against analgesia use.
The molecular models employed in this study are relatively complex suggesting the rate decline is not an artifact of the analysis.
Two classes of models were tested: an Availability model where catch rate declines were proportional to abundance; and an Abundance model where abundance declines at an exponential rate with the entry of displaced effort into an area.
Generally, the most likely cause of growth-rate decline is resource competition/limitation.
"The fact that his approval rating declined is not surprising," said Peter J. Woolley, a political science professor and director of the poll.
The rate of decline was much faster for the log of the late neonatal mortality rate at 3.8% per annum.
