Sentence examples for drops off dramatically from inspiring English sources

The availability of primary inoculum peaks around bloom and drops off dramatically post bloom.

Polls show that most favour keeping abortion legal, but support drops off dramatically the later in a pregnancy it occurs.

The Mets' lineup now drops off dramatically after the top four hitters, and more so when Piazza is rested.

When the laser is cooled, the energy gaps spread out, and it's not as difficult, but as the laser warms, the output power drops off dramatically.

The results show that while the coefficient of performance (COP) is comparable to a conventional bulk element TE cooler, the cooling power density drops off dramatically with a decrease in stacking angle of the legs.

At secondary school, girls are as likely as boys to study Stem subjects, at least up to GCSE, but for A-levels and beyond, female representation drops off dramatically.

Kuerten prevailed largely because Kafelnikov's play dropped off dramatically.

Even when the objects were placed in a line, accuracy dropped off dramatically after three objects.

But after a loss to Federer in the semifinals of the 2004 Australian Open, Ferrero's results dropped off dramatically.

"The pain started to drop off dramatically," he said, "and in just 10 days the pain had eased more than 90 percent".

It's hard to read, even as the news from upstate and New England has dropped off dramatically in recent days.