Sentence examples for appreciable fall in 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.

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.

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.

A substantial fall in enzyme activity was observed following incubation of the enzyme with peptide II, whereas peptide I did not show any appreciable inhibition.

These factors were more appreciable in children in HEA.

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.

In the small deviation category (Figure 2a), all the three programs have an appreciable accuracy, with 93.5% of H-atoms added by HAAD falling in this category, while 92.3% and 91.2% H-atoms by REDUCE and HBUILD are in this category, respectively.

The burly all-rounder fell in the next over for 25 as Ravichandran Ashwin found some appreciable turn to bowl him through the gate and the final three wickets were quickly taken for the addition of only 10 runs.

"With inflation likely to fall further and earnings growth now finally trending upwards, consumers should see appreciable improvement in their purchasing power as 2015 progresses," he said.

"That is a very appreciable change in behavior," Professor Johnston said.

Figuring out the wishes of the Clintons, though, is an appreciable art in itself.