Sentence examples for much smaller decrease from inspiring English sources

But the rate for women halved, with a much smaller decrease (from 19.8 in 1981) for men.

In public schools, there has been a much smaller decrease, to a 26-point gap this year (231 compared with 205) from 30 points in 2002 (227 compared with 197), a 13 percent reduction.

Chlorophyll a levels measured over the same period by means of UV vis absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy showed a much smaller decrease.

With these revisions a big decrease in the growth rate of the CPI can subsequently be revised upward to a much smaller decrease, or even to an increase.

The catalyst with highest Si/Al ratio of 360, which had the best catalytic performance, showed a much smaller decrease in surface area, i.e., from 319.8 to 169.8 m2/g.

China will almost certainly surpass Germany as the world's biggest merchandise exporter this year, according to economist Timo Klein of IHS Global Insight, who predicts German exports to drop by roughly 20% in 2009 while Chinese exports show a much smaller decrease.

During the same period that we examined waiting times in England in our study, Scotland and Wales, which both explicitly rejected market-driven reforms, have spent more per patient but have seen much smaller decreases in waiting times.

We observe that the decrease of users' interests is reflected to the dynamics of information diffusion, although the later exhibits a much smaller decreasing rate.

Previously, we have shown that a hypomorphic mutation in the CBR1 gene (cbr1-1) led to an 85% decrease in HFA levels in RcFAH12 Arabidopsis seeds, but much smaller decreases in 18 3 and 18 2.

Addition of mispaired dNTPs or the complementary rUTP gave a much smaller fluorescence decrease, suggesting that they fail to engage effectively with the 2-AP template and do not progress as far along the reaction pathway as the complementary dTTP.

The much smaller Dh decrease of aptamer/AuNP conjugates compared to that of polyA/AuNP conjugates is attributed to the folding of aptamers, but not the lesser surface capacity.