Sentence examples for suggest a fall in from inspiring English sources

Unofficial opinion polls suggest a fall in support for anti-bailout parties.

And policing minister Nick Herbert said it was "quite wrong" to suggest a fall in emergency police responsiveness.

The trends suggest a fall in StO2 throughout CPB and during early recovery in the ICU.

Some studies also suggest a fall in the incidence of lower limb lesions in males (Chen et al, 1994; Bulliard et al, 1999) and head and neck lesions in females (Gallagher et al, 1990; Thorn et al, 1990; Green et al, 1993; Chen et al, 1994; Bulliard et al, 1999; Bulliard and Cox, 2000).

The set by James Schuette, an abstraction of an empty drawing room of the Victorian era, is painted in bright swipes of green to suggest a spring weekend in the verdant countryside.

MOSCOW — The Russian state statistics service has halted its monthly reports on the population's real income, or income adjusted for inflation, after years of declining numbers suggested a fall in Russian's standard of living.

Across the whole of the public sector in Wales, Office for National Statistics figures suggested a fall in 33,000 jobs in the eight years to June 2018.

In both muscles PDH phosphorylation markedly increased while PDH fell, suggesting a fall in pyruvate oxidative decarboxylation and glucose usage as a fuel.

As bronze working developed from about 2000 BCE, there was a decline in the building of large new structures, which, with a reduction of the total area under cultivation, suggests a fall in population.

We found that increasing levels of CPAP to 7.5 causedcausignificantfincreasecrease in renovascular resistance, suggesting a fall in renal blood flow.

Indeed, linear regression suggested that the magnitude of any change in variability associated with changes in mean BP and variability was modest and for DBP even suggested a fall in variability as mean DBP rose.