Sentence examples for greater drop of from inspiring English sources

A comparison of telemedicine case management by nurses following algorithms with usual care in older, medically underserved patients showed a small (0.2%), but significantly greater, drop of A1C levels in the intervention group (19).

Intervention was done using selenomethionine at a dose of 200 μg/d and were able to observe a greater drop of thyroid antibody levels of 46% after 3 months, and of 55.5% after 6 months of therapy.

In the precincts containing the two pilot neighborhoods, burglaries did fall between April and July but other parts of the city saw even greater drops, of up to 65%.

Most worrying of all, applications to study these fell 21.5% from 2011 figures – the greatest drop of any of the 30 subject groups.

A small increase in temperature can cause great drop of viscosity of heavy oil.

Unfortunately, while Google and Bing do a great drop of tracking online behaviour, SMEs don't give a shit, to be blunt – they care if someone calls them, not if they see a we page.

They produce no immediate action on the device and power system in a normal operating environment, and only possibly are triggered in an abnormal pressure state, e.g. grounded short-circuit fault, load-flow reversion and great drop of voltage or a harsh operating environment.

Great big drops of biblical rain.

The other common name, tears of Mary, refers to the great drops of nectar at the base of each petal – Christian tradition tells that of all the flowers, only the proud crown imperial refused to bow its head at the crucifixion – it has bowed and wept ever since.

By increasing the SOD, because of greater drop in the particle surface temperature, the number of solid particles increases.

After 9 to 12 weeks of treatment, 15% of patients in the nontherapy group reported a 50% or greater drop in the number of days they had migraines.