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Last year, shipments picked up in the first half of the year only to fall off dramatically in the second half.
Once a plant has successfully run under the worst environmental conditions for 100 continuous hours, the failure rates fall off dramatically.
"We've just continued to see the demand for smoking decline, and in the last several years, it has really begun to fall off dramatically," said Erin Wallace, senior vice president at Disney World.
However, unlike in tumors, local VEGF-A levels fall off dramatically over a matter of weeks because the adenoviral insert carrying the transgene is not integrated into the cellular genome and so is discarded from the cell.
Passenger numbers are also falling off dramatically as straitened economic conditions bite on both consumer and business travelling.
Its business has fallen off dramatically from its peak in 2000, according to Thomson First Call, a securities research firm.
After a period of growth in the programs, she said, inquiries for further performances on Long Island have fallen off dramatically.
The most important concern is rail-passenger service, which fell off dramatically in the decades after World War II owing to competition from airplanes and automobiles.
His production of boxes fell off dramatically in that decade, and he worked increasingly in collage as he neared the end of his career.
