Sentence examples for slightly declines from inspiring English sources

For the heavily doped case (i.e., N d = 1.31 × 1018 cm−3), the J sc slightly declines while the V oc remarkably drops with decreasing τ sur.

In this case, the PL intensity of band A slightly declines with respect to the PL intensity of the (SiO x /SiO y ) junctions as-grown.

On the other hand, when turning to the yield of diesel, it increases initially but then slightly declines, which is ascribed to its secondary conversion into lighter products [4, 28].

On a life-time horizon, probability of being cost-effective slightly declines as a result of a higher life expectancy (due to increased PA), and thereby an increase in healthcare costs.

Figure  5 shows that the variance of the DI scores increases with age up to ages 95 99 and then slightly declines in centenarians with great fluctuations, regardless of sex This indicates that there exists a large variation of the DI scores in centenarians.> -wrap-foot> Note: (1) DI refers to the cumulative deficit index.

We found that sunitinib induces a significant accumulation of lipidated LC3 (LC3-II) and an increase of LC3-II/LC3-I ratio from 6 h after treatment, which is sustained at 12 h and slightly declines later in 5637 and J82 cells.

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.