Sentence examples for fall in number from inspiring English sources

(A fall in number of yuan that a dollar buys obviously means that it is getting stronger against the dollar).

The dermal papilla cells fall in number, the follicles shrink and, as the American Hair Loss Association puts it, they stop producing "cosmetically acceptable hair".

Katon says his plaintiffs, who include the council of imams in New Jersey, have noted a fall in number of devotees coming to pray after learning that their places of worship featured on NYPD lists.

Over the next two and a half decades, it is quite possible that those Brits who follow a religion will continue both to fall in number and also become more orthodox or fundamentalist.

As the base cutoff for MOTU definition was increased there was an initial sharp fall in number of MOTU inferred, dropping to 32 MOTU at 2 bases difference (∼0.3% difference across 600 bases).

The fall in number of CRs during trace conditioning related to the extinction of early, generalised responses.

The fall in numbers was due to a decrease in both applicants and the acceptance rate.

He adds: "I am not expecting a huge fall in numbers".

There will inevitably have been a sharp fall in numbers completing courses this year.

A fall in numbers means a decline in economic and political clout.

The 2000 Sydney Olympics led to a four-year fall in numbers, and Beijing 2008 saw a collapse in visits.