Sentence examples similar to wise decline in from inspiring English sources
"If bleaching events continue to increase in both frequency and intensity, there will be a step-wise decline in the health of the reefs; the frequency of bleaching events can overwhelm the ability of the corals to recover," says coral ecologist Alexandra Dempsey of the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation in Annapolis.
The audit results show a consistent, step-wise decline in the proportion of doctors in the higher-risk categories.
The latter observation is consistent with observations of cohort-wise patterns of decline in stomach cancer mortality in European countries [ 14, 29, 30], which may reflect the effects of improvement in living conditions in childhood [ 29].
It would seem wise therefore to investigate the molecular connections between lifestyle and cognitive decline in more detail.
The company said it expects worldwide sales to decline in 2009, with American sales off percentage-wise somewhere in the mid-teens, in Asia down in mid-single digits and in Europe declining in high-single digits.
Mature erythrocytes are the end-products of a highly regulated differentiation process that involves the gradual loss of cellular organelles, a decline in nucleic acid content, and a step-wise acquisition of erythrocyte characteristics [1].
Home prices decline in January.
Decline in dental health.
Korchnoi responded with a sacrifice of his own, which Ljubojevic was wise to decline.
