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The general practice share of the NHS budget has fallen progressively in the past decade, from a high of 11 per cent in 2006 to under 8.5 per cent now.

The cost of production of HIV ARVs has fallen progressively over the past decade through increased market competition, increased volumes, and efficiencies in manufacturing processes.

The CIN3 rate in England was increasing at all ages before 1988, but the rate among women aged over 45 has fallen progressively since the introduction of national screening.

The incidence of early relapse has fallen progressively in recent treatment eras as staging procedures and management have improved but in contrast there has been no decrease in the risk of late relapse.

The thermal insulation of bedding plus clothing used in both SIDS infants and control infants has fallen progressively, from 10 tog and 8 tog, respectively, in the Avon studies in the 1980s 20 to 5 tog and 4 tog in the Confidential Enquiry into Stillbirths and Deaths in Infancy study, 3 and to 3 tog and 2.4 tog in the present study.

ARV prices have fallen progressively through generic competition, economies of scale from more people treated, and improved efficiencies in procurement of raw materials and production processes for active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).

The state's stake has fallen from 25% to 19% in a little less than four months and the public purse has been receiving progressively better prices for its shares.

And now there was another problem: the actor Ralph Riach, who played a small but crucial role in one of the story lines that Tykwer was working on, had fallen ill and been hospitalized, and his state was progressively worsening.

América Móvil has progressively built up a 30 percent stake in KPN over the last year, while the Dutch company's shares have fallen 48 percent over the last 12 months.

With aging, and especially in AD, however, the amount of the G4 form of AChE falls progressively and it has been postulated that the G1 form plays a progressively more important role in hydrolyzing ACh at cholinergic synapses as AD advances.

Despite evidence for benefit of antiviral therapy, and clinical practice guidelines recommending treatment of this population, antiviral therapy of Canadian adults hospitalized with influenza has progressively fallen in the two seasons since the end of the 2009 2010 influenza pandemic.