Variable costs rise or fall in proportion to the quantity of output.
Moreover, at every sink date your exposure to credit risk and interest rate risk falls in proportion to the amount of principal retired.
Initially excretion falls in proportion to the loss of GFR followed by a gradual increase in excretion in proportion to the gradual increase in pCr concentration (see Figure five in [ 34]).
National surveys over the same period reported a significant fall in the proportion of users of government health facilities who received all the required medicines, and non-availability of medicines was associated with lower patient satisfaction [ 45].
Our cohort shows a rise and fall in the proportion of cases of HIV/VL coinfection, starting in the early 1990s, rising to a peak of 50% during 1993 1996, and then decreasing, possibly because of greater use of highly active antiretroviral therapy.
Consequently, for patients with non-MDR tuberculosis by treatment day 9, there had been a >10-fold fall in proportion viability for 96% (23/24) of patients and proportion culturability for 80% (16/20) of patients.
The proportion of rectal tumours recorded as adenocarcinoma increased from 65 to 75% by 1999, but a commensurate fall in the proportion of poorly specified carcinomas (from 25to15%5%) suggests that the quality of pathology data has improved, and the true proportion of adenocarcinoma was approximately 75% throughout the 1990s.
Between 1997, 2000, 2004, and 2007 there was a consistent fall in the proportion of respondents who had heard of the spatial development initiative (SDI) in the region, intended to boost the economy and support small enterprises.
There was a major fall in the proportion of households with 'no security', reducing the supply of properties where none of the listed security devices are in place to make burglary with entry more difficult or risky.
He said this would be the biggest fall in the proportion of UK students since the 1970s.
