Sentence examples for uniform decline from inspiring English sources

However, further raising the temperature to 50 °C showed a slow but gradual and uniform decline in survival of both aggregated as well as non-aggregated cells.

"Long-run decline in voter turnout in the UK is being driven by the relative collapse in participation among the young and the less well-off - not by a uniform decline in turnout among all groups," Mr Lawrence added.

The weighted range presents a much more uniform decline (Figure 1C), akin to that observed for the variance.

In our opinion, the explanation for this uniform decline in complications after 1988 is most likely multifactorial.

A second possible explanation for the uniform decline in arterial stiffness relates to puberty-associated hormonal changes.

During the first four years, a uniform decline of ADI incidence was observed even in patients with low CD4-cell counts at HAART initiation as long as the viral load remained undetectable.

Non-uniform decline is not uncommon in heavily used aquifers (e.g., McGuire 2012).

There is a global concern on the non-uniform decline of mortality rate in children under five a situation which has reversed in some countries, in sub Saharan Africa (SSA), since the early 1990 s [ 1].

Since then, the issue has been hotly debated, and recent research has pointed to geographic differences rather than a uniform, global decline.

Though entitled to wear uniform, he declined on the ground that, unlike the troops, he had not earned khaki.

But Sgt. Clifford Newman of the Federal Police Department, who patrolled the empty lobby yesterday morning, said the respect for people in uniform had declined drastically over the last 25 years.