Sentence examples similar to expected drop off from inspiring English sources

Some of the resulting plots were smooth and flat across most of the RE with an expected drop-off near each end.

Our assessment of muscle function through studying the TA, EDL and soleus muscles showed the expected drop-off in function between early and late disease stages (22 weeks and 34 weeks, respectively).

San Antonio, the team that many expected to drop off in the Western Conference standings is currently fighting for first place with one of the few teams in the conference that nobody expected to improve.

But production is expected to drop off unless there is increased exploration, which requires an end to hostilities.

"I was shocked because I expected to drop off the engines and that would be it," Mr. Planas said later.

The disease is expected to drop off during the summer, because flu viruses do not thrive in heat and humidity, but it could rebound in the fall and winter.

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.

With the Europa League due to kick in again in February, the games will be coming thick and fast for Liverpool, and they can be expected to drop off when it matters most to finish in the Europa League-qualifying positions once again.

Avid expected a drop off in its older version of Pro Tools, which is based on Apple's G5 Macintosh computers.

Do not expect to drop off your children at a school and have them emerge fully trained.

As expected, survival drops off with increasing CSR correlation.