Sentence examples for more marked fall from inspiring English sources

This is a more marked fall than last time tuition fees trebled, in 2006.

The authors documented in the helium-oxygen group a more marked fall in the pulsus paradoxus and a greater improvement in the peak expiratory flow (measured via a helium-oxygen calibrated peak flow meter) than in the control group.

Longer trends in some countries show a more marked fall.

The sour taste has become more marked with the fall of communism 15 years ago.

The percentage of doctors who gave cardiology as their first choice of career declined between years one and five after qualification: the fall was more marked for women.

The figures suggest the overall number of under-35s who own their homes has fallen by 280,000 households since 2010, with the drop more marked among those who do routine or manual work, or are unemployed.

ASCUS was defined as cellular abnormalities that were more marked than those attributable to reactive changes but that quantitatively or qualitatively fell short of a definitive diagnosis of squamous intraepithelial lesion.

After which there was a marked fall in weekend submissions.

A more subtle, but more marked, effect of within-family sex has emerged in Iceland.

Mr Singh, the finance minister, earlier this month forecast a marked fall in the deficit for the current fiscal year.

The further east you go, the more marked becomes the East Anglian spirit, cussed and independent.