Sentence examples for by a dramatic decline from inspiring English sources
This loss of workforce, compounded by a dramatic decline in the number of apprentices taken on during the downturn, has left the country in a situation where it simply does not have the skilled labour available to deliver the housing that it desperately needs".
The time-series is characterised by a dramatic decline in abundances and diversity between the 1993 and 1996 surveys.
In contrast, high Ngn2 levels in the dorsal midbrain were paralleled by a dramatic decline of Ngn2 expression in ventral rhombomere1 and midbrain of β-cateninstab embryos at E9.5-10.5 (Fig. 4b c').
Pattern D, including miR398, miR6462 and novel_mir_25, suddenly increased, peaking at 12 or 96 hpi, followed by a dramatic decline.
These programs were followed by a dramatic decline in unexplained SUDI [ 3, 4] supporting the idea that such risk factors might be causally related [ 5].
Luciferase signals in the pancreas were observed for 10 weeks p.i. Expression of beta cell-specific luciferase reached a peak at around 3 weeks p.i., followed by a dramatic decline in luminescent signals (Fig. 2a).
The suspension is a landmark victory for millions of environmental campaigners, backed by the European Food Safety Authority EFSAA), concerned about a dramatic decline in the bee population.
The number of buildings dated by dendrochronology in Norway shows a dramatic decline several decades before the plague.
The amount of revenue generated by advertising may be on a dramatic decline, but online ad sales are still showing strong results.
The downturn was marked by the collapse of financial firms, a dramatic decline in equity prices, and a subsequent falloff in lending and economic activity.
In addition, nbr mutants showed dramatic loss of climbing ability: while wild-type animals show little change in climbing ability even at 30d (>90% of wild-type flies successfully climbed at 30d), nbr null animals showed a dramatic decline already by 20d (∼50% of flies failed to climb) (Fig. 4C).
