Sentence examples for sample the decline from inspiring English sources

In a shorter post-war sample the decline is more dramatic; average growth drops from around 3% to -0.1% after the 90%-of-GDP threshold is attained.

In a shorter post-war sample the decline is more dramatic; average growth drops from around 3% to -0.1% after the 90%-of-GDP threshold is attained.The sharpness of this turning-point excited lots of attention.

Although this decline was proportionately similar for all crosses, the actual decline was much larger for the CI cross which had substantially more unhatched eggs at the earlier sampling period (the decline was 14% for the CI cross 14% and 1.5 2% for all the other crosses).

One sample from the declining disease phase (decline 10) clustered together with the controls, showing that the gene expression pattern normalised in the late disease phase.

Depressed mood according to the GP was less prevalent in the interview sample than in the declining sample (5% versus 23%) [ 25].

Despite the limitations, and questions arising from this single trial, it is unlikely that a trial of this size will ever be repeated due to the challenges of recruiting an adequate sample size, and the decline in malaria transmission globally.

(D) Comparison of samples from the declining disease phase versus control.

Therefore, we believe the GAMs are fitting real features of the distribution of node ages in our sample: the average overall decline in diversification rate is largely due to decline from intermediate to recent periods, which encompass most of the nodes contributing information to the test statistics.

Diurnal slope was calculated by subtracting the value at 11 p.m. (T6) from the sample at awakening (T1) and dividing it by the number of hours in-between the two samples, resulting in the decline in cortisol level per hour.

Specifically, when we compared sampling schemes that were identical except for whether or not a sample was obtained before the decline (i.e., the first sample at generation 3 instead of generation 1), we found that the unavailability of samples prior to decline typically resulted in approximately 0.20 lower power, depending on the indicator.

Hampton found that, when tests were forced, the proportion of trials in which the monkey correctly identified the sample picture declined as the duration of the delay increased, but when tests were chosen, accuracy remained high even at longer delays.