Sentence examples for fall in number and from inspiring English sources

Regions of interest taken from fluorescence images (Fig. 6A, i and iii) and corresponding rendered surfaces (Fig. 6A, ii and iv) show that, consistent with the observations of Yu et al., lysosomes fall in number and increase in size following starvation in HBSS.

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

Jonathan Portes, an economist of the National Institute for Economic and Social Research, said all three factors would lead to a sharp fall in numbers and meant recent figures represented a "high watermark".

Per-capita numbers begin, in fact, to flatten out around 2003.The caps did achieve their direct aim: medical-malpractice claims fell sharply in number, and awards dropped just as sharply in value.

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".

Throughout the fall the sightings increased in number and virulence.

A significant fall in number of antihypertensive drugs was also found at 3 and 6 months after the stenting.

And there was a 7.2% fall in numbers of 18- and 19-year-old applicants in England between this year and 2010, the last year of applications before the cap on tuition fees was raised.

The barn owl, an icon of the countryside and one of Britain's most popular farmland birds, has suffered a catastrophic fall in numbers after a series of cold and wet springs and is now in "very serious trouble", conservationists have warned.

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

The decline stage was marked by sharp falls in the number and proportion (36/95 [38%]) of egg-associated S. enterica ser.