Sentence examples for a dramatically low from inspiring English sources

Chicago's police department has swung from a dramatically high rate of investigative stops to a dramatically low one.

This method is simple but has a dramatically low output.

"Such a dramatically low import number reflects extremely weak domestic demand, as investment slumps and drags on economic activity". In a separate research note released earlier, Thornton noted recent steep declines in freight volume, cement production and even excavator sales as evidence that a sharper-than-expected slowdown in China is possible.

At the 5' flanking position, the GC content was in accord with the overall GC2 in the two species, 38.9% and 45.9% respectively (Tables 1 and 5), whereas, at the 3' flanking position, the GC content increased to 63%–68% and A frequency was dramatically low at only 4.9%.

At present, recruitment is dramatically low, with a sharp and widespread reduction by 90-99% as compared to recruitment prior to 1980 [ 2].

Investigators believed the plane dropped to the dramatically low altitude in a dangerous evasive flying technique.

Mice homozygous for a Tcf7l2 null allele are born with dramatically low blood glucose levels and die perinatally partially due to hypoglycemia (9, 15, 16).

Stern suggested the figure of 14% – the estimated proportion of reported rapes that end in a conviction on a charge of rape or another related offence – was "not dramatically low" compared to other crimes.

Initially, the lights hover dramatically low over his head, an aesthetic decision he appears to swiftly rue: "If I wanna jump on this song," he protests to a technician, "I might hit my fucking head".

Finland boasts dramatically low levels of poverty, and a robust safety net is already part of its national culture.

But among famous performers of any kind — he played for 10,000 people in Rio a few weeks ago — Mr. Da Viola is at the dramatically low end of the anxiety scale.