Sentence examples for the declining tendency from inspiring English sources

So another way you can think about this, and remember I said to you last time, all the classical political economists thought they had to explain the declining tendency and the rate of profit.

Although the Chinese government and researchers continued to pay efforts to lead poisoning control and take preventative measurements for several decades, the study found that the declining tendency of lead poisoning rate was slow in the short term during 2000 2003.

The declined tendency of micropores for IGO-n (n = 4, 8, and 12) may be due to the increase of the interplanar space and the decrease of the oxygen-containing functional groups.

But it should be highlighted that the relatively slower declining tendency in central zone compared to those in western zone and eastern zone.

Similarly, Ueda et al. 12 recently reported changes in the prevalence of H. pylori infection in 10‐year birth cohorts between the 1940s and 1980s, showing a birth cohort effect with declining tendency of the prevalence in the Japanese population.

The alkalinity (TIC) displayed a slightly declining tendency during the first 3 weeks, showing a rapid reduction of almost one half during over-acidification from values of 10 12 to 5.4 g/L (Table 3).

The ongoing clinical pregnancy rate showed a declining tendency with the increasing maternal age (Table  III).

In both sexes the risks showed a declining tendency with decreasing exposure.

The Provision Market has a declining tendency.

Secondly, Marx thinks he's now understood, better than Smith and Ricardo before him, just why it is that there's a declining tendency in the rate of profit in capitalist systems.

The sodium concentration fluctuated between 0.25 and 0.27 g/L at first, and then showed a declining tendency after the process upset, falling to 0.2 g/L on day 116.