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He said that "jails should not normally hold more than 400 prisoners … the evidence suggest that if these figures are exceeded, there can be a marked fall-off in all aspects of the performance of a prison".

He said: "The evidence suggests that if these figures are exceeded, there can be a marked fall-off in all aspects of the performance of a prison". The last Labour government proposed a series of 2,500-place 2,500-placens buTitanprisonse scheme in the face of cross-party opposition.

After which there was a marked fall in weekend submissions.

There has also been a marked fall in infant mortality and an increase in life expectancy since 1950.

There has been a marked fall in the production of vin ordinaire, a trend related to EU policy, which favours an increase in the output of quality wines.

China manages its currency using exactly this logic: to keep the yuan cheap and demand for yuan-priced exports high.Now the biggest exchange rate move economists are hoping to see is a marked fall in the value of the euro.

At the 36-month follow-up, there was a marked fall in MMSE mean scores of 6 7 in both groups, accompanied by a marked deterioration in the patients' quality of life (table 2).

For sheep there is a marked fall in both the surface area of ileal PP tissue and lymphoid follicle density between approximately 12 and 24 months old, and both measures remain very low throughout adulthood).

Even though there has been a marked decline in wars since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the number of violent attacks against civilians has continued at intolerable levels.

The FSI's Small Charity Index, which monitors the health of the smaller charity sector, is indicating a marked fall in the number of organisations that say their funding problems are so severe as to threaten their closure.

"Maybe I will be a marked man in the summer.