Sentence examples for a drastic drop from from inspiring English sources

But it is a drastic drop from last season, when they set a franchise record of 4,298,655 fans, the second highest in major league history.

The regions are: As of 2011, Chad currently spends 1.6% of GDP on its army, a drastic drop from the level of 2009 (4.2% of GDP), when the country was engaged in a civil war, with rebels supported by neighboring Sudan.

A drastic drop in revenues from patient care has also devastated LSU's Health Sciences Center.

Then, the growth of tree-like structures homogeneously distributed over the surface of the spherical NP induces a drastic drop of Fd, from 79 to 43 % in 55 s (Fig. 1e).

The order was directed at closing what the mayor's staff said was now a $1.6 billion shortage that resulted largely from a drastic drop in city revenue after Sept. 11.

A drastic drop in the Mg transport rate from infiltration to diffusion causes the termination of the MgB2 core growth.

Also common to all tools is a drastic drop in accuracy of ~10% from reads with 0.15% errors to reads with 1.5%.

In a study in o/w emulsified systems, the antioxidant capacity (tested by conjugated autoxidizable triene assay) of homologous series of chlorogenic acid esters increased with alkyl chain length increased (lipophilicity increased), but up to C12 while further chain extension, starting from C16, caused a drastic drop of antioxidant capacity 17.

Mr. Abreu said ridership from Liberty State Park had "seen a drastic drop," falling by almost half with Ellis closed.

Although rates have fluctuated and declined in the most recent years in Cambodia, along with Myanmar, Brunei, with a drastic drop in DTP3 vaccinations observed in Vietnam last year (from 97% in 2012 to 59% in 2013).

The development of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology has led to a drastic drop in the cost (> 10,000-fold) and time (from 10 years to 1 week) needed to sequence a genome.