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As the number falls, alternatives to the Hagberg–Perten falling number method: A review

Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety, 2022
Abstract This review examines the application, limitations, and potential alternatives to the Hagberg–Perten falling number (FN) method used in the global wheat industry for detecting the risk of poor end‐product quality mainly due to starch degradation by the enzyme α‐amylase.
Yang Hu, Stephanie M. Sjoberg, Chunpen (James) Chen, Amber L. Hauvermale, Craig F. Morris, Stephen R. Delwiche, Ashley E. Cannon, Camille M. Steber, Zhiwu Zhang   +8 more
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Bed numbers fall

Nursing Management, 2006
The number of hospital beds has fallen by a third in the past 20 years, yet the NHS does more work than ever before, according to the NHS Confederation.
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Falling numbers cause concern

Physics World, 2003
Learned societies and professional bodies have expressed concern about the fall in the number of pupils studying physics at AS-and A-level in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The number of pupils taking the AS-level exam, which is normally sat at the age of 17, fell by 5% between 2002 and 2003, and by 9% for girls. The numbers studying physics at A-
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Care home bed numbers still falling

Nursing Older People, 2002
Government figures showing a continuing decline in the numbers of nursing homes in England are 'extremely worrying' and will do nothing to help meet the needs of older people in the future, home owners have warned.
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Are SHOP NUMBERS rising or falling?

Retail and Distribution Management, 1989
The evidence is confused, but it looks as if shop numbers in the UK may be rising, according to our contributors. There are interesting implications if this is so; fringe areas round town centres may not be declining, and there may be growing variety in our high streets.
Russell Schiller, Oliver Boucke
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Number of cybercrime victims falls

Computer Fraud & Security, 2018
The number of UK businesses that fell victim to cybercrime fell by a fifth in 2017, despite an increase in the volume of attacks, according to new research from Beaming, a business ISP. The greatest reductions in victim rates were among small and medium sized businesses, which invested heavily in cyber-security last year.
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Number of senior paediatricians falls

BMJ, 2013
The number of consultant paediatricians and specialty, staff, and associate specialist (SAS) grade paediatricians in the UK fell by 1.4% between 2009 and 2011, the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health has reported.1 The college’s latest workforce census shows that the number of SAS grade paediatricians working in the NHS fell “significantly.”
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Cultivar Effects on Falling Number

2019
Wheat cultivars differ in their inherent Falling number in the absence of pre-harvest rain damage, and also in their sensitivity to changes in alpha-amylase activity. Environmental conditions during the development of the grain may also affect the Falling Number.
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Prime-Number Proof's Leap Falls Short

Science, 2003
NUMBER THEORYIn mid-April, number theorists came heartbreakingly close to solving the Twin Prime Conjecture. But the numbers didn't hold up.
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Number of student nurses is falling

BMJ, 1998
The number of student nurses entering training in England has been falling substantially since 1994, casting doubt on the likelihood of the government achieving the higher numbers of nurses that it plans for the NHS. Figures published by the English National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting, which …
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