Sentence examples for exponential drop in from inspiring English sources
While FivePoints declined to have its feng shui consultant speak with a reporter, Simona Mainini, a Beverly Hills-based feng shui master, said having a cemetery in the park could definitely lead to an "exponential" drop in property values.
While FivePoints declined to have its consultant speak with a reporter, Simona Mainini, a Beverly Hills-based feng shui master, said having a cemetery in the park could definitely lead to an "exponential" drop in property values.
Turyshev and co say there appears to be an exponential drop in the size of the anomalous deceleration over time.
Strikingly, these bacteria show an increased capacity to survive inside macrophages within the first stages of infection (supposedly because of their elevated intracellular flavin pool) but then they show an exponential drop in intracellular CFU counts until they are completely eliminated from the cells.
The greatest improvements in these new technologies are massive increases in speed and an exponential drop in cost to sequence.
In our analysis, we identified the arterial blood pressure associated with terminal cardiovascular collapse as indicated by an abrupt and exponential drop in heart rate.
In reports from the Longmont CO Police Departmentnt's Restorative Justice Programs and the Longmont Community Justice Partnership, Master Police Officer Greg Ruprecht states that youth programs show exponential drops in recidivism (at this writing the rate is 10%, compared to 60-70% nationwide) and high participant satisfaction.
While the degree distributions seem to be well approximated by a straight line in log-log scale (α = 1.13 for the human network and α = 1.11 for the mouse network by the least squares method), there appears to be an exponential drop-off in the tail of the distributions.
But now there's an exponential drop-off caused by this additional term.
But the closure of Mare Nostrum did not lead to any drop in numbers — just an exponential increase in migrant drownings.
The growth in high-throughput sequencing, which has facilitated this effort, has been exponential with a dramatic increase in efficiency and correlating drop in price per base pair.
