Sentence examples for measured fall in from inspiring English sources

A big measured fall in income after the tax rise of 1993, for instance, mainly reflected a one-off pre-reform cash-out of stock options by a relatively small group of rich taxpayers.

Although in theory the stratification based on remote sensing should result in plots to be measured falling in FL only, it is possible that the measurement point falls into a heterogeneous area on the field.

A systematic literature review on definitions and methods of measuring falls in randomised controlled fall prevention trials [ 31] provided a methodological consensus for defining and collecting falls, but not injurious falls, data.

Nymphal densities measured fall within the range documented in previous studies (36 ).

One other study measured falls with video cameras in common areas of long-term care facilities (e.g. dining rooms, lounges, hallways) [ 20], representing a different environmental and situational context.

Furthermore, the values in bolditalic font in Table 2 indicate that the quantitative measure falls in the VO region defined in Figure 6.

Moreover, the proposed SDRCLCE method with Sigma 16 provides the maximum number of quantitative measures falling in the VO region compared with the other methods.

We observe the SCC value to be slightly larger than the PCC value obtained in Fig. 4 for the same graph and the level of correlation for both the measures falls in the range of very strong positive correlation.

This can also be seen from Table 2 that the total number of quantitative measures falling in the VO region for the proposed method is increased when increasing Sigma from 4 to 16.

Children identified as underweight, with weight-for-age measures falling in the 60-80% median range or < 60% median on the National Center for Health Statistics/World Health Organization (NCHS/WHO) growth curveb are referred to supplementary and therapeutic feeding centers for further evaluation.

At all sites, the highest concentrations of AEF are measured in fall with declining concentrations in winter and spring and the lowest concentrations measured in summer.