Sentence examples for fall in use from inspiring English sources
Even a 1 per cent fall in use of the fats, as a proportion of total daily calories, would prevent an estimated 11,000 heart attacks and save 7,000 lives a year in England alone.
Since the English tax was introduced, Tesco has reported a 78% fall in use of single-use bags, while Asda has reported an overall reduction in single-use carriers across Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland of more than 90% since those countries brought in levies.
It is thought that this observed effect can be explained by environmental exposures including dietary changes and a fall in use of polluting vehicles during that time.
This fall in use is thought to be the result of an improved understanding of damage control resuscitation, and of a natural centering of the pendulum of enthusiasm for rFVIIa.
So they are falling in use in favour of non-integrating Sendai virus or episomal vectors.
Comparing these falls in use is difficult given the different metrics used in the limited grey literature e.g. the drop in household contracted company applications can be framed as a modest absolute difference of 10% (14.7-4.5) or as a very large proportionate drop of 69% (10.2/14.7).
To rescue someone else who's fallen in, use your ice auger, rod, or tow rope from your ice sled to reach the victim and pull him or her to safety.
Short-term factors like the 1970s oil-price shock caused temporary dips, but vehicle use soon recovered.The current fall in car use has doubtless been exacerbated by recession.
A dramatic fall in the use of resurfacings, with clustered use predominantly in the young male group during 2011, would suggest that surgeons in England and Wales are responding to the evidence (England and Wales National Joint Registry 2012).
The annual figures on the police use of firearms published alongside the Taser statistics also show a 4% fall in their use in the 12 months to March 2014.
The official figures show a big fall in police use of stop and search for all ethnic groups.
