Sentence examples for declined to one third from inspiring English sources

Dr Munshi writes: "In 1961, almost half of US physicians were general practitioners; by 2014 the fraction had declined to one third.

Over a 6-month period, the 2-week prevalence of diarrhea remained in the range of 40% to 60% in the control arm while in both the Care Group BCC arm and in the Care Group BCC + water filter arm, the prevalence of diarrhea declined to one-fourth of baseline levels (9% to 14%, depending on the arm).

The Puerto Rican population has declined to one-third of Hispanic New Yorkers.

Whereas a full half of expatriate American voters surveyed by the group after the 2008 election reported not receiving a ballot or receiving it too late, that figure declined to one-third for the 2010 election and to just one-fifth in last year's presidential election.

The subsidy there covers the full salary for the first two months and then gradually declines to one-fourth of the worker's salary in the sixth and final subsidized month.

According to a United Nations report, the amount of arable land per person in developing countries has decreased from about one-third of a hectare per capita in 1961 to one-fifth of a hectare in 1992 and will decline to one-tenth of a hectare by 2050 as population increases.

A moderate, but clear, induction was observed in qPCR peaking at day 3, followed by a decline to one-tenth of the control transcript and a subsequent, steady rise which continued to the final time point.

While one-fourth and one-fifth of pregnant women in Sweden and the USA, respectively, reported smoking around 1990, these values declined to about one-eighth in 2000.

A1 A Setback for '900' Industry AT&T's decision to stop offering billing and collection services for the "900" lines on its network is further eroding a market has declined to about one-third the level of its peak year, 1992.

State ownership of businesses declined to roughly one-fifth.

Membership has now declined to about one-fifth of its peak of 100,000.