Sentence examples for slightly decline from inspiring English sources

sinensis cultivar Zhenong 139 were found to slightly decline with increasing age of the leaves (Mamati et al. 2006).

Figure 3 indicates that the annual precipitation varies from 166 to 726 mm with a slightly decline trend of −1.378 mm/year over the period of 1954 2013.

However, the effects of temperature on the streamflow cannot be neglected with evidences of opposite signs of future precipitation and streamflow; the slightly decline of streamflow is associated with an increase of precipitation and a higher temperature.

For example, the signs of future precipitation and streamflow are opposite, i.e., the slightly decline of streamflow in the future is associated with an increase of precipitation and a higher temperature.

The company said its operating margin - a measure of profitability - would be about 7% for the year to the end of March, and would then "slightly decline" for the 2014 financial year.

This contrasts with the earlier results obtained by Collado et al [42], who demonstrated with FISH and PCR that A. muciniphila counts slightly decline with the age.

Adjusted for inflation, hourly wages have slightly declined in the last year, and corporate profits have surged.

Already, amid uncertainty over a bailout deal, tourist numbers to Rhodes have slightly declined.

Once upon a time, posting flat or slightly declining profits would have been bad news for a retailer.

It is not, in fact solar activity has been essentially flat and slightly declining in recent decades.

"We can now expect a flat or even slightly declining elementary population over the next several years," Mr. Murphy said.