Sentence examples for drop-off rate from inspiring English sources

Displaying a fairly typical drop-off rate for most modern blockbusters (-54% in the US this weekend), it doesn't, crucially, appear to be doing abnormal amounts of repeat business.

The large drop-off rate – which includes Bill Gates, who said in the Reddit interview that he gave up without giving a reason – is a by-product of online learning, says von Ahn.

The drop-off rate on a long form would be so low that you'd need to dedicate a large spend just to generate enough volume to know where you're actually converting.

Amico's letter says that most troubling is the contrasting drop-off rate for votes cast on paper, 1percentt, and those cast on the state's electronic voting machines, about 7percentt.

"Every click comes with a price, and I expect they're going to have a very high drop-off rate," Mr. Morrissey said, referring to users who may give up and leave the site.

"The thing that people have always talked about being the missing piece of the jigsaw is how you address the drop-off rate – the fact that a third fewer people play sport after their 16th birthday," said Jeremy Hunt, the Secretary for Culture, Media and Sport.

Look at click-through rates and drop-off rates.

The results of our investigation challenge key assumptions underlying predictive models of human mobility that use distance decay curves and drop-off rates.

"We know that even greater numbers fail to meet recommended guidelines as children enter their teens when drop-off rates in activity accelerate," it said.

Nine sports, both rugby codes, hockey, badminton, basketball, gymnastics, football, netball and tennis, are already running schemes to target drop-off rates but none of them have managed to properly check the decline as yet.

"Such high drop-off rates are just not tolerable anymore for content editors".