Sentence examples for proportion to fall from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the CIAT894 strain yielded the highest number of SNPs, causing its average SNP proportion to fall outside the average confidence interval (red lines in Figure 3).

Under a complex system called the Contracts Rights Renewal (CRR) remedy, advertisers are able to scale down the amount of money they spend with ITV in direct proportion to falls in the broadcaster's share of the audience.

A proportion of patients with systemic amyloidosis are not referred to the NAC, and although this proportion appeared to fall substantially between 2000 and 2008 (Table II), it is only possible to reliably estimate the minimum disease incidence from NAC data.

A study in 2011 by Douglas Miller shows that in English county cricket, the proportion of wickets to fall lbw has increased steadily since the First World War.

Even so, their relative proportion is unlikely to fall below 3 : 1 even in advanced disease (Leitch et al, 2007).

In accordance with the second-order rate equation, the rate of release will drop in proportion to the falling [H2O2].

Increasing shortening proportions increases tenderness, but very high proportions may cause cakes to fall.

Americans have not been as worried about the future since 1978, it found, with a record proportion expecting their incomes to fall.

Some 35% more surveyors predicted that they would see more sales over the next three months that the proportion who expected sales to fall, up from 26%.

Meanwhile, debt as a proportion of GDP is expected to fall in the next fiscal year to 80.2% after a forecast 80.4% for 2014/15.

He cited figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility and Lord Hutton's report on public sector pensions, which pointed to the fact that the cost of pensions as a proportion of GDP was set to fall over the coming decade.