Sentence examples for a generalised fall in from inspiring English sources

This huge financial shock of the GFC led to a massive contraction of the global money supply, and threatened deflation – a generalised fall in prices – which would in turn lead to bankruptcies, unemployment and wage cuts.

In the event of a generalised fall in prices and wages, then the real burden of debt increases.

HIV in Thailand moved rapidly from a concentrated epidemic in the early 1980s among high-risk groups such as male homosexuals, intravenous drug users and commercial sex workers, to a generalised epidemic in the beginning of 1990s [ 18].

We attempted to re-estimate the equation using the patient level data from Study 1033, using a generalised linear model in R to map the EQ-5D-3 L utility to the PAC-QOL overall score.

There was a generalised increase in the number of admissions between 2000 (n=740) and 2012 (n=810).

These swirling scandals inflated a generalised distrust in Brazil's political system.

RP is symptomatic of a generalised vasculopathy in SScl, which eventually leads to a fibroproliferative arteriopathy.

Previous studies have shown a generalised increase in bone mass in patients with osteoarthritis (OA).

A hurdle model with a generalised logistic model in the first part is proposed by Gurmu (1998) and a modified second part in the two-part model is suggested by Mullahy (1998).

This is a generalised form of that suggested in Bebbington (2013) in which the inner area was assumed to have twice the probability of the outer.

In older individuals, there is a generalised age-dependent decline in cell-mediated immune responses.