Sentence examples for drastic drop in the from inspiring English sources

Between the Permian and the Triassic there is a drastic drop in the number of brachiopods.

The readings suggested a drastic drop in the levels of ozone above the south pole.

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

A drastic drop in the reaction rate was observed, together with a well-shaped reduction peak during the oxidation sweep.

"In Detroit, an investigation took place when the water levels took a drastic drop in the reservoirs on Tuesday nights between 9 and 9 05," Mr. Berle wrote.

"There has been a drastic drop in the deer deaths because of collisions in that area; it seems to be working," said Scott King, the town's highway superintendent.

In conjunction with BER performances, as can be seen in both Figures 8 and 9, drastic drops in the performance curves occur in parallel to the corresponding mobile speed-SNR pairs given in Figure 6.

At the end of the Permian period about 250 million years ago, however, rampant global warming and drastic drops in the atmosphere's oxygen content wiped out almost 90% of the planet's species.

Despite a drastic drop in proliferation, the short-term survival pattern of the newborn cells, that is, the proportion of cells that do not die shortly after their birth, seems to be unaffected by aging (see Table 2).

But many in the neighborhood say that other factors also played a role, including the drastic drop in crime and the overall improvement in the economy, which gave the working-class families that are the mainstay of Coney Island's amusement industry the cash to spend on a day at the beach and on the Boardwalk.

Moreover, OD was specifically inhibited by 12- and 13-TS isomers, producing a drastic drop in both the linoleate content of T. cruzi epimastigotes and in parasite growth (with EC50 values of 50 and 10 µM, respectively).