Sentence examples for the amount of decline from inspiring English sources
It appears that there is a threshold for the amount of decline possible in the number of sensitised effector cells (SFUs) per unit time with treatment, depending on the initial result.
Correlation has been shown between the amount of radiological defined hip OA and the amount of decline in passive hip range of movement (ROM) [ 35- 37].
With the exception of participants who had no response, the amount of decline in A1C tended to be higher among participants who had higher baseline A1Cs.
However, the nonparallel lines in Fig. 2 show that the amount of decline at increasing levels of A1C differed by response pattern.
The result of this ANOVA is interpreted as a probable type I error, and we conclude that there is no systematic association between age and the amount of decline of performance in the delayed trial.
The general pattern was one of monotonic increases in the percentage with declining health for each of the three outcome measures as the length of the follow-up period increased, as well as monotonic increases in the amount of decline.
Since the term for age in the core model was also related to the rate of global motor decline, we could compare the amount of motor decline associated with increased age with the amount of motor decline associated with loneliness.
"The question is whether the amount of the decline this year is the start of a trend".
Cash bonuses, which can account for a large portion of a financial employee's annual income, are expected to fall in 2011, though the comptroller's report did not predict the amount of the decline.
A study released last week by Evolution Finance's CardHub.com, calculated that financial institutions charged off about $20 billion each quarter from early 2009 through early 2010, about equal to the amount of the decline in outstanding credit card debt.
Data from a figure in The Bogleheads' Guide to Retirement Planning demonstrates the amount of portfolio decline possible for various stock/bond allocations.
