Sentence examples for was declining significantly from inspiring English sources

Specifically, in Guatemala, whereas API was declining significantly, SPR was increasing significantly between 1986 and 2005, pointing to a possible decrease in surveillance quality and coverage of diagnosis and treatment during those years.

These results are in agreement with the results of Minas A. et al. who has observed that there is a very close correlation between vaccination programmes and human incidence rate; and in cases where vaccination was very intensive, human incidence rate was declining significantly [ 16].

After 15 days of observation the microbial growth was declined significantly from the initial load of the isolates.

Zawani et al. (2009) reported that adsorption of Remazol black 5 on the palm kernel shell activated carbon has optimum pH of 2 with maximum uptake at 27.44 mg g−1, and then, the uptake was declined significantly.

Studies by Sasak et al [14] documented that the level of SIRT1 was declined significantly with serial cell culture passage in both human and murine cells, and showed a positive correlation with cell proliferation and a negative correlation with SA-β-gal staining.

On the other hand, less intensive exposure was declined significantly on NE and SE routes and remained at constant level in the remaining two routes.

Take up at vernacular schools has been declining significantly, as India's poor scrape together the funds to send their children to more expensive English-medium schools.

The second hypothesis showed that IgG2, LDH, and SA in milk were declining at the same rate, but were declining significantly faster than SCC and α-LA in plasma.

Ultimately, the higher-margin software business may stabilize [its] model but, at the moment, margins on the hardware business are declining significantly faster than sales are increasing for software.

As the analyst points out, the Better Business Bureau reports that complaints filed against Dell have been declining significantly, down 28% from 2005 to 2006 in New York, and down nationally by 12% in the same period.

"It a few hundred million dollars a year, but it's declining significantly," Hansen said.