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But in their report, investigators designated by the State Supreme Court to oversee the city's compliance with the January agreement describe several areas of the "discharge planning" process where the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, which coordinates the city's inmate health care system, has substantially fallen short of its legal obligations.

"I think the dollar has substantially further to fall," he said.

But since the beginning of the millennium – at a time when buy-to-let mortgages for landlords also became freely available – the number of first-time buyers has dropped substantially, falling to just 200,000 between 2008 and 2010.

"Nothing has substantially slowed yet.

The differences between fall and spring may be because fall completers had substantially more time to forget learned information than their spring counterparts.

As discussed in the Results, the students enrolled in LB 273 in Fall 2011 had substantially higher pretest scores on the FCI than students in previous semesters (∼42% compared with 33 36%).

The jobless rate has not fallen substantially this year, largely because employers have barely added enough workers to absorb the people just entering the labor force.

You might think privatisation of government functions could drive up wage premiums, but contrary to received wisdom, the share of federal spending going to private contractors has actually fallen substantially since 1980.

The sex ratio of third-born children where the first two were females has also fallen substantially in recent years, while for children of higher parities the sex ratio remains within the expected range; this may indicate a tendency for those women having more than four children not to use contraception or abortion services.

A year later at t2, the probability has fallen substantially, by t3 has returned to the level observed at t0 and by t4 has fallen below the value at t0.

Councils have been forced to impose steep cuts on adult social care because the money they receive from central Government has fallen substantially.