Sentence examples for fall in the size from inspiring English sources

The drought of 2005 to 2006 led to a 70% fall in the size of pastoralists' herds of cattle, goats and sheep.

Most particles on samples S2 and S3 fall in the size range of 45 to 50 nm, which is close to the particle size in the original deposition solution.

Since the apex of the last financial crisis in October 2008 when Lehman Brothers went bust, this number has declined by a full 3.8% - a staggering fall in the size of the workforce.

They range from 64.7 Mb for R. irregularis DAOM 197198 to 163.7 Mb for Rhizophagus sp. DAOM 229456 and 178 Mb for R. irregularis DAOM 234179, which all fall in the size range of the larger genomes.

This would equate to a fall in the size of CKD registries in primary care by 7.5%, a reduction in the associated monitoring requirements and the proportionate loss of the associated QOF income to general practices.

This is shown by the fall in the size of the GC to 1603 (53.9%) of premises connected by slaughterhouse and to 102 (14.4%) of premises connected by catching company when between species transmission is not assumed.

Intriguingly, this chemokine falls in the size range described for the humoral factor involved in RIPC in other studies cited earlier.

In the present investigation, we characterized and generated a complete list of the tomato RLK superfamily members (Additional files 2 and 5), identifying 647 RLKs, which falls in the size range of the Arabidopsis (623 RLKs) and soybean (605 RLKs) superfamilies.

These EVs fall mainly in the size range of the exosomes and smaller microvesicles (MVs) (50 120 nm).

Nearest neighbours searches were performed for 13 different classical fragrance molecules falling in the size-range of GDB-13, which are mostly monoterpenes (Table 3 and Additional file 4).

Using the same restriction analysis strategy as described above for the brain subparts, we observed that the duodenum mucosal layer is highly susceptible to no-change mutation accumulation (Figure 7A) with only a small fraction of the mutations falling in the size-change class.