Sentence examples for associated drop from inspiring English sources

The collapse in the oil price, and associated drop in the gas price that traditionally shadows it, also threatens the green agenda.

Additionally, the transition to tougher, Common Core-aligned tests, and the associated drop in scores, has left many teachers, administrators and parents skeptical of the validity of the results.

On top of the decline in house prices and the associated drop in the prices of asset-backed securities, the markets have also had to face a surge in commodity prices.

During the past decade, Apolygus lucorum Meyer-Dür (Heteroptera: Miridae) has become a key pest of cotton in northern China, due to widespread planting of Bt cotton and an associated drop in the use of broad-spectrum insecticides.

Although the compound PP-B2 exhibited much faster stabilizer loss and an associated drop in oxidation temperature than PP-B1, mechanical investigations proved a better long-term stability for PP-B2.

We show that this can lead to differences in effective surface tension, the Marangoni forces and the associated drop dynamics between results using the linear and nonlinear equations of state.

Make sure that it occurs at the same time, so that your dog will associate "drop it" and the clicking sound with getting a treat.

The results show that the algorithm can accurately resolve detailed features of deformed fluid interfaces, including slender filaments associated with drop breakup and dimpled regions associated with drop coalescence.

Clinically, PQ-preserved ophthalmic solutions appear to reduce ocular discomfort associated with drop administration without affecting efficacy [ 26, 27].

Participants in the stepped-care group with lower global EDE assigned were more likely to drop out at Cornell, North Dakota and Stanford, whereas higher EDE scores were associated with drop-out status at Minnesota (F 3,263) = 3.2, P = 0.02).

The CBT participants with lower global EDE scores were more likely to drop out at Cornell and North Dakota; at Minnesota and Stanford, higher global EDE was associated with dropping out.