Sentence examples for falls appreciably from inspiring English sources

We have a good sense of what is in the order that is now circulating, and while there is a lot of good in it, it still falls appreciably short of the kind of rules that Public Knowledge believes is necessary to preserve an Internet that has proven, in Chairman Genachowski's own words spoken today, "to be such a powerful engine for innovation, creativity and economic growth".

The number of peaks called falls appreciably only at the lowest cell input number tested, to below 75% of the number called in the benchmark.

For all three SNPs at these probes (two HapMap SNPs and the 1000G SNP), the evidence of association with cis gene expression falls appreciably when the correlation between all three is accounted for in a multivariable statistical model.

In contrast, the most strongly associated 1000G SNP appears to represent the same signal as the Index HapMap SNP when these two SNPs are in the same multivariable statistical model, the evidence of association for each falls appreciably, due to the strong LD between them.

But sales of subsequent volumes fell appreciably.

The total trade deficit widened to a 17-month high in January as exports fell appreciably and imports declined modestly.

In both the Los Angeles law school and the San Francisco medical school, enrolment of blacks and Latinos has fallen appreciably.

Where reforms did bring sustained high growth, as in Chile (from 1989 to 1997) and Mexico (between 1996 and 2000), poverty fell appreciably.

"The economy is just not strong enough at this stage to prevent further job losses and the fall in unemployment late in 2009 had masked the fact that full-time employment was still falling appreciably," said Archer.

Most consumer loans in Hungary are denominated in euro and Swiss francs, against which the forint has fallen appreciably in the last six months, raising the spectre of widespread defaults.Mr Gyurcsany's decision to step down was unexpected.

"Even allowing for the fact that both exports and imports could well have been limited in January by the very bad weather hitting the UK and other countries, the fact that exports fell appreciably more than imports is worrying news and it heightens concerns as to whether or not net trade can make a decent positive contribution to growth going forward and help the economy to rebalance".