Sentence examples for dipped compared from inspiring English sources
A report from the Association of American Publishers reveals that e-books sales experienced "powerful continuing growth" as they colorfully put it, and paper books of all types dipped, compared to the same period (January-February) from last year.
Since 90% of SLE patients had attenuated dipping, compared with only 60% of patients meeting criteria for diagnosis of nocturnal hypertension, one might conclude that attenuated nocturnal BP dipping is an earlier change that progresses to nocturnal HTN in the setting of SLE.
Daily users of the world's biggest newspaper website dropped to 8,111,988 – a 1.48% dip – compared with the previous month, when major stories including the Woolwich attack saw traffic rise to record levels.
That's only a slight dip compared with the S&P 500, down 40% on the year.
The latter uses a paper speed of 1 cm/min and classifies decelerations referent to uterine contractions as type I or II dips, compared with conventional classification as early, late, or variable with paper speed of 3 cm/min.
Prices are likely to only go higher Home prices in January typically take a dip compared with the summer buying season.
Ninety percent of SLE patients had attenuated nocturnal dipping compared to only 26% of non-SLE patients.
A cohort study of an outbreak at a party implicated this dip; five of six ill attendees had eaten brand X dip compared with none of six well attendees (relative risk = 7.0; 95% confidence interval 1.1 to 42.9).
As shown in Table 7, a smaller number of distinct interactions were found co-occurring in sentences for the 300 interactions from Bind or DIP compared with those from the other three databases.
Advertising volume last month at The New York Times dipped 5.7percentt compared with July 2001, after May and June fall-offs of 4percent and 33 percent, respectively.
Nine months after the 2003 blackout in the region, the number of births in New York City actually dipped slightly compared with a year earlier.
