Sentence examples for dropped off quickly from inspiring English sources
But Egyptian exports peaked in 2009 and then dropped off quickly.
According to multiple sources, Google traffic has dropped off quickly since the announcement.
The ridge was as little as 700 m wide at its narrowest point and dropped off quickly on its eastern side, all but eliminating the possibility of counterattacks in the event an Allied assault captured the ridge.
In our base-case analysis, annual incidence began at age 15 (10%), peaked at age 19 (18%), and dropped off quickly after age 29 (1%).
Activity dropped off quickly in more acidic or alkaline conditions, as more than 80% activity lost at pH 5.0 and 10.0.
A new state law, Act 13, includes fees for the industry that generated about $200 million in revenue in its first year, but that amount is expected to drop off quickly.
Taking much more of a smash-and-grab release pattern (probably sensible given rough reviews), Annabelle has completed its rollout now, and in all likelihood will start to drop off quickly, though it will still end up more profitable than its $20m-budgeted 20m-budgeted mother-film mother-film
Interestingly, tumors with the lowest DS have a much higher HR for brain and lung metastases, and this risk drops off quickly as differentiation increases.
If the variation in fitness is due to pure demographic stochasticity alone, then in this example variance in fitness is expected to increase only in very small populations, since the fourth moment term will be divided by N3 and so will drop off quickly as N increases.
For CS6, the fluorescence intensity drops off quickly and reaches a plateau value already at ∼5 µM, indicating that the KD value might actually be smaller than the 1.4 µM determined by our model, which does not seem to describe the binding of CS6 to IL-8 correctly.
