Sentence examples for drastic drop off from inspiring English sources

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The results in Table 1 indicate a drastic drop off when the base repeat reaches a length of six.

Other quarterback-dependent teams have not had the same drastic drop-off when they lost their starter for the year (e.g. the Patriots in 2008).

Interviews with N.B.A. personnel, college coaches and various draft experts show that this year's N.C.A.A. tournament offers a drastic drop-off in elite talent.

This leaves a drastic drop-off in talent in the National League among first basemen after the Most Valuable Player candidate Joey Votto, so who can take that next step in development and fill the void?

There is a drastic drop-off in top-tier N.B.A.-caliber talent among the high seeds compared with last season, when players like U.C.L.A.'s Kevin Love and Memphis's Derrick Rose were among the top players.

The video — and a related ad campaign — are rare moments of levity in an industry that has been savaged by drastic drop-offs in passenger travel and air freight.

One influential miner believes it could cause unprofitable miners to shut off, resulting in an inability to process transactions on the network in a timely fashion until the difficulty readjustment factors in such a drastic drop-off in miner participation.

Odors which rank closest to known activators for each Or, particularly within the top 500 hits, are far more likely to be activators than odors further away, and there is a drastic drop-off in activating odors present beyond the 1000 rank.

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

Mr. Zagorsky said a drastic drop in weight corresponds to an increase in wealth.