Sentence examples for decline by the same amount from inspiring English sources

"Wheat yields may tend to increase in the north of the UK, possibly by up to 30%," he says, of the effects upon the UK of a 2C rise in average global temperature, "while yields in the south may decline by the same amount".

Obama can afford to drop to Kerry's white margins because, between 2008 and 2012, the pro-Democratic minority share of the electorate is expected to grow by two percentage points and the white share to decline by the same amount, reflecting the changing composition of the national electorate.

If this man did not meet any of the AHA standards, it would take about six years for his global cognitive level to fall by one "standard unit". However, if he met all seven of the AHA standards, it would take twice as long for his cognitive level to decline by the same amount.

The average rate on a money market account fell 4 basis points, to 6.42percentt, while three-month certificates declined by the same amount, to 7.97percentt.

Scores for women's initial ANC visits increased by 11 percentage points from baseline to endline at intervention sites (p=0.021), but declined by the same amount at comparison sites (p=0.03) (Table  3).

It declined by about the same amount in the comparison group (from 65%to59%9%, p=0.001).

Revolving loans, which include credit cards, increased $2.2 billion in August, erasing a July decline of the same amount.

The final estimate was for a decline of the same amount, which made 2007 the first year since 2001 in which ad spending fell from the year before.

Average real wage levels have increased by 2.1percentt since 1981, compared with a decline of 1.8percentt in the three years after 1973, when the real minimum wage increased by the same amount as it has recently declined.

If public spending on health, education and retirement declines, private spending will increase, though probably not by the same amount, because some families won't be able to afford the services they need and will go without.

Therefore, for a tax cut of 1percentt of GDP to reduce nondefense spending by the same amount, spending would need to decline by roughly 10percentt.