Sentence examples for slight fall of from inspiring English sources
Of the 1876 flurry, The Times observed, "There was a slight fall of rain, sleet and snow in the early hours of Sunday morning, making it exceedingly disagreeable for the few persons who were obliged to be on the streets".
This represented a slight fall of 100,000.
Results showed ISCGHP effectively improved single-well productivity with a growth rate of 56% in oil production, the effective sweep radius reached about 50 m away from the wellbore along with a slight fall of formation temperature and a maximal 22.8% of oil viscosity reduction.
In our opinion, it is due to the slight fall of signal caused by the absorption edge of the upper MBE-grown 500-nm thick GaAs buffer shading the QDs and WL which are more efficient contributors to PV at those photon energies.
The slight fall of the PV signal from the InAs/GaAs sample resulting in the small feature after 1.36 eV can be explained by the absorption edge of the MBE grown upper GaAs buffer, overshading the QDs and WL being obviously the more efficient contributors to PV.
As expected, PaCO2 increased with the reduction of sweep gas flow from 3 to 1.5 L/min; however, an elevation of sweep gas flow from 1.5 to 10 L/min was associated with a slight fall of PaCO2 to levels similar to those observed with 3 L/min (the PaCO2 with sweep = 3.0 L/min was 66 [55,78] mmHg, and the PaCO2 with sweep = 10.0 L/min was 61 [48,92] mmHg, P = 0.814).
From 1998 to 2001, resistance to fusidic acid ranged from 11%to13%3% of MRSA, with a slight fall to 8% in 2002.
Analysts had been expecting a slight fall to 435,000.
On the other hand, we record a slight fall in most of the final detection rates of the SMC_B_KLT detector, compared to those reached by the SMC_B_OAS detector.
The increase in unemployment between April and June came as a surprise to some economists, as most had predicted these figures would show a slight fall in the number of people out of work.
This general pattern was seen in the population of the Basque Country, but with two peculiarities: first, the plateau started at about 80 years old, a more advanced age than observed in other places [ 22] and, second, there was even a slight fall in the prevalence of multimorbidity around 90 years of age.
