Sentence examples for a parallel fall in from inspiring English sources

By the end of 18 months staging HNSCC with US and USFNAC, Knappe et al. found that the average examination time had fallen from 45 to 10 min with a parallel fall in non-diagnostic samples from 22%to<10%0%[ 26 ].

Despite some ongoing Pb exposure, a parallel fall in BPb levels was observed in subgroups of children with either initially low or high HES (above or below the median HES of 37).

Growth hormone (GH) secretion declines in adulthood with a parallel fall in Insulin-like Growth Factor-I (IGF-I), such that 30% of older men (over 60 years) have been found to be GH deficient compared to healthy young adults [ 3].

During the last decades, a parallel fall in gastric cancer mortality rates in Spain in high and low risk areas and in both sexes has been observed [ 26], supporting the possible implication of a constant decrease in H. pylori infection rates and a continuous increase in life-standard indicators in the trends of gastric cancer incidence and mortality.

The parallel fall in AUC may reflect resumption of ongoing immune-mediated destruction of β-cells, although without a true marker of the autoimmune response, this remains conjecture.

The new report also documents a parallel decline in Chinese applications, which fell by 1% this past year and 3% the year before, according to 294 colleges and universities that responded to a CGS survey.

While the plunge in the city's crime rate has undoubtedly been a critical factor, a number of other large cities where crime has also fallen have not seen a parallel drop in their jail population.

Iloprost was incrementally infused to increase cardiac index by 15%, which significantly increased splanchnic blood flow in parallel, without a major fall in mean arterial pressure.

"Where the Stress Falls" provides the most extensive evidence yet of a parallel shift in critical posture.

Such figures are raising some worries that the neighbourhood policy, which already allocates twice as much money to southern neighbours as to eastern ones, may be further skewed.It is tempting to draw a parallel between the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the Arab spring of 2011.

Since then, the firearm homicide rate has fallen by 59percentt and the firearm suicide rate by 65percentt, without a parallel increase in non-firearm homicides and suicides.