Sentence examples for appreciable fall from inspiring English sources

But when Branko Milanovic, the World Bank's leading expert in this area, and a colleague, Christoph Lakner, recently carried out such an exercise, they couldn't identify any appreciable fall in inequality.

Two developments should result in an appreciable fall in air pollution from biomass burning.

Although Japan had very low rates in the 1960's, a further appreciable fall was observed, to reach rates of 0.08/100 000 men and 0.04 for women in 1995 98.

The appreciable fall in asbestos exposures since the early 1970s in the factory (Pira et al, 2005) and the cessation of exposure in 1984 may have contributed to this levelling of lung cancer risk, and further supports the view that time-related factors involved in mesotheliomas and lung cancers differ.

However, no appreciable further fall was observed over more recent years, and the rates were 1.18/100 000 men and 0.62 for women in 1995 98.

That is obviously not an appreciable decline.

A survey of the frequency of predicted and validated MRESS SNPs, identified an appreciable number of SNPs falling within MREs across the human genome [ 10].

The methods are proposed for determination of the critical value of optical density, exceeding of which leads to an appreciable measurement error associated with falling the scattered light into a detector.

But no, engagement is not falling by any appreciable amount.

In the absence of appreciable evidence of heterogeneity, all studies fall within the 95% confidence interval (CI) and pCochran > 0.1.

"Within five years, you will see an appreciable difference.You'll see". This government, he suggests, will stand or fall on how successful it has been in improving people's lives.