Sentence examples for subject to declining from inspiring English sources

In anisohydric species subject to declining soil water availability, stomata tend to close gradually over a large range of water potentials, thereby leading to a 'weaker' containment of transpiration during the onset of water stress.

Firms and other organizations are conceived to be permanently and randomly subject to decline and decay, that is, to a gradual loss of rationality, efficiency, and surplus-producing energy, no matter how well the institutional framework within which they function is designed.

The right of the subject to decline to participate or to withdraw from the study at any time will be made clear.

It could be postulated that after 12 s (subject A) or 17 s (subject B), the concentration of the subjects starts to decline and after 21 s, the subject A's concentration further recedes.

"We are in danger of becoming trapped in a vicious circle where entries to these very important subjects continues to decline".

Fortunately, "The Emperor and the Wolf" becomes more interesting when the careers of its two subjects start to decline and their lives become unhappier and, consequently, more dramatic.

Each subject was allowed to decline participation without negative consequence.

He was wary of pinning too much hope on China and the Middle East, saying they too would be subject to a decline in passengers on the international routes where they are picking up traffic from other airlines.

"We are worried that not only will wolves' numbers be drastically cut but that the Yellowstone wolves will become isolated and subject to inbreeding, decline and extinction," he said.

In contrast, some southern populations are locally overabundant and are now subject to managed declines.

However, it is not clear whether post-menopausal osteoporotic bone is either subject to such decline in cellular function.