Sentence examples for decrease in the category from inspiring English sources

To no one's surprise, the ethnic/racial breakdown released a few days ago showed large percentage increases of Asians, Hispanics and blacks, with a corresponding percentage decrease in the category called non-Hispanic Anglo.

For blindness, this difference was less significant, although there was a 4.9% decrease in the category with optical correction, as observed in individuals older than 70years.Thee prevalence of UREN, represented by persons being removed from the category of VI with optical correction, was 6.5%9595% CI: 6.0-7.1).

After diagnosis and during treatment, vitamin D use increased overall among those women in the middle and highest categories of use with a concomitant decrease in the lowest category of use.

Analysing the associations between physical fitness score and the prevalence of overweight, we found that as physical fitness score increased, the prevalence of overweight decreased in the categories of speed, vital capacity and endurance (table 4).

And the biggest drop in grand larcenies happened in the geographically confined area of Manhattan south of 59th Street, which logged 560 fewer larcenies through Nov. 14, representing nearly a third of the total citywide decrease in that category.

Respondents indicated a decrease in the Inclusion category – for example, when asked if people of all backgrounds can succeed at Stanford.

The largest decrease was seen in the category AIDS, namely a decrease of 85%.

However, in position C, we found a significant decrease in the self-right category in both monkeys and a significant increase in the nsp-nsp and other-left categories in M2's MR neurons.

In Canada, the mean retirement age is 61 years of age [ 40], which is in line with the prevalence decrease in the 60-64 age category.

When comparing the frequency of maximal intensity of bleeding between 90-day reference periods 1 and 4, a substantial increase in the "no bleeding" category, i.e., women who never bled during the entire reference period (from 5.5 to 23.5% of women) and a decrease in the "heavy bleeding" category (from 9.8 to 2.2%) was shown (Fig.  3).

Of note, 'high-risk' patients as scored with the FCI, HCT-CI and KF decreased in the age category of ⩾70 years.