Sentence examples for suggested declines from inspiring English sources

Using meta-analysis, Paddack et al. [45] suggested declines in Caribbean fishes from several trophic groups were due to loss of coral, but were unable to detect a significant effect of habitat degradation on piscivores.

Previous studies have not suggested declines in UMR in Uganda.

This result is at odds with previous studies, which suggested declines in male ARS from 6 or 7 years onwards (Coltman et al., 1999b, Robinson et al., 2006).

Despite substantial interyear variation in age-adjusted prevalence estimates, significant tests for linear trend suggested declines during 1999 to 2011 in the age-adjusted prevalence among all adults (P =.019) and adults aged 25 to 44 years (P <.001).

The results of targeting large fish were consistent with previous studies that suggested declines in length-at-age and age at maturity of commercial fish stocks attributed to potential fishing-induced genetic selection (Olsen et al. 2004, 2005; Swain et al. 2007).

She cited academic research which suggested declining pass rates at SCQF in Scotland (you probably still call them Standard Grades or even O Grades; I know I do).

Findings of three other studies may have reached statistical significance if tests were performed, of which two suggested declining preferences for home.

At the same time, a fall in the UK's share of publications and citations suggested declining scientific standards [ 26, 27].

"Now recent behavioural data from the Youth Risk Behaviour Surveys from 2003-2007 suggests declines in teen condom and contraceptive behaviour and little change in sexual activity," said Santelli.

Longitudinal studies in Rakai from 1994 to 2003 suggest declines in HIV prevalence, but stable HIV incidence.

Early reports suggest declines in the incidence and proportion of cases of vaccine serotype CPP post-PCV7 introduction, and then further with PCV13, although studies are ongoing.