Sentence examples for a corresponding drop of from inspiring English sources

The fitness of the competitor increases suddenly with a corresponding drop of the incumbent fitness.

A simple division between inland and coastal regions suggests that for every additional 1.07 deaths/100,000 population/year from NMSC, a corresponding drop of 19.3 deaths/100,000/year occurred in all cancer less lung cancer and NMSC mortality rates.

Since 2010 there has been a 28% drop in the number of children taking creative GCSEs, with a corresponding drop in the number of specialist arts teachers being trained.

The results from the Lancet paper are encouraging as they suggest that improving the general health of the population might lead to a corresponding drop in the risk of dementia.

If the price of oil were to drop like it did in 2014 and 2015 (and the price of oil will drop again someday we know that) a corresponding drop in the value of Aramco would be catastrophic for Tadawul and perhaps for the Saudi economy.

Some even argue that the rising prevalence of allergic diseases may have something to do with a corresponding drop in our consumption of immune-strengthening omega-3 fatty acids.

But, as medical students experienced more burnout, there was a corresponding drop in the level of empathy toward patients.

There has been a corresponding drop in the number of injuries sustained in accidents involving drunk drivers.

As the earth got colder, the ice thickened and spread, with a corresponding drop in the amount of water in the oceans.

Knock-down of the MCP resulted in a marked reduction in viral titer without a corresponding drop in the synthesis of other late viral proteins.

There has been a corresponding drop in the number of patients who are known to have gone abroad, to 43 in 2013 from a peak of 155 in 2006.