Sentence examples for trajectory of decline from inspiring English sources
Landings of whiting (Figure 7) follow a similar trajectory of collapse to cod, with a decline of over 99% since 1984.
A hundred and ten years after Arsenyev travelled up the Ussuri River, it's easy to extend the trajectory of decline.
Christian Democracy, even if power machines such as the CDU keep winning elections for many years to come, is on a long-term trajectory of decline.
Dr. Cinner said the finding that overfishing was less of a problem among the poorest communities was a cause for some optimism because it showed that a "societal trajectory of decline is not a given".
Her performance parses every nuance in the writer's trajectory of decline — from embarrassment to bewilderment, from terror to loss, from nonentity to a final connection with an enduring life force, where, in the shuffle of dementia, Murdoch somehow finds a dance.
Britain is on a trajectory of decline; an independent Scotland would make it more difficult for both to have any influence worldwide.Deep Sagar Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire* SIR – You claim that an independent Scotland would gain as much in revenue from oil and gas receipts as it would lose in subsidies from the British government.
One explanation is simply that the study demonstrated a well-established trajectory of declining distress over time following a diagnosis of cancer, without screening and triage having altered this.
The choice experiment shows preferences for both halting the loss of or increasing marine biodiversity, and the provision of other environmental services relative to current trajectories of decline.
In general, trajectories of decline did not meaningfully differ by abuse experience.
SRH declined with advanced age and the trajectories of decline were similar in men and women in the three populations.
Multilevel modeling, where the trajectories of decline in physical function were modeled as a function of time-varying abuse exposure, was used to evaluate the contribution of abuse to trajectories of physical function scores over time.
