Sentence examples for reliable decline from inspiring English sources

It does not, by itself, show a reliable decline.

Those who showed reliable decline were not significantly older, or less intelligent; nor were they more likely to have above threshold GHQ12 scores.

Quality of life scores were not significantly lower in those participants with reliable decline on multiple measures at T2 or T3.

There was no significant main effect of HRT use (never vs current or past) on any cognitive measure at baseline and HRT use was not associated with reliable decline on multiple measures at T2 or T3.

Although reliable decline on multiple measures was more common in the patient groups than in the healthy control group, there was not a significant association at either time point.

The proportion of each group showing reliable decline or reliable improvement for each task is shown for both time points in Table 4. Group did not significantly predict reliable decline on any individual measure at either time with the exception of spatial span forward at T2, which was more common in the healthy control group than in either patient group (overall χ=13.44, P=0.001).

Our results highlight the central role of the posterior cingulate cortex in a slow but reliable memory decline in elderly.

When we assessed the ability of the 12-item WHODAS 2.0 in comparison with the TFC and the 36-item WHODAS 2.0, the short version of the companion WHODAS detected more reliable functional decline over time than the full version and TFC in the medium group.

A more recent preliminary analysis of 50 chemotherapy patients with 43 healthy controls showed that at the postchemotherapy assessment, 34% of patients compared with 19% of healthy control subjects experienced reliable cognitive decline relative to baseline performance on multiple measures (Shilling et al, 2005a).

Such data is subject to seasonal adjustments and revisions, but the four-week moving average, considered a more reliable indicator, also declined.

"Amarillo by Morning" peaked at No. 4. Strait's longtime manager, Erv Woolsey, noticed that some otherwise reliable radio stations declined to put Strait's version into heavy rotation; he suspects that, especially in the Southwest, the modest success of the earlier recordings had made the song too familiar.