Sentence examples for a considerable drop in the number from inspiring English sources

There has been a considerable drop in the number of executions in Iran since the beginning of this year (around 200 executions) but activists said it was too early to say if that amounted to a change in policy.

Figure 1, on comparing the absolute number of consultations carried out during the first year (2000 2001) with that of the second (2001 2002), demonstrates a considerable drop in the number of requests for specialist psychiatric examinations.

Longitudinal data of our cohort study (n = 7526) two weeks after delivery showed also a considerable drop in the number of women that reported pain in the lumbo-pelvic region.

This is due to the considerable drop in the number of animals in these categories; the animals that remained in these categories had fewer relationships in the pedigree, which made it more difficult to impute them.

These long ORFs also contain a large numbers of potential start codons that lead to a considerable drop in accuracy of the translation initiation site prediction and tend to predict too many genes [ 9].

Without "a considerable drop in CO2 concentration," the report outlines, it is "very unlikely" that we will see a glacial period in the near future.

In the plot obtained, a considerable drop in functionality was noticed across all the areas for the chicken genome.

A couple of reasons for that: tax receipts have performed badly through the financial year and there's been a considerable drop in corporation tax inflows this time around, and the spending numbers are strong as well.

The financial report reveals a considerable drop in revenue when compared to HTC's performance this time in 2010.

The increase in peak power also results in a considerable drop in deposition rate.

This shows a considerable drop in energy, partly because of a loss of compression.