Sentence examples similar to initial drop off from inspiring English sources
"I wouldn't be straight with you if I didn't say there would be a significant initial drop-off from this," said John Weaver, a senior adviser to Mr. McCain.
We found that in the No-to-minor-difficulty trajectory (n = 50) there was a curvilinear development (linear P = 0.003; quadratic P = 0.004), which is seen as initial drop in and levelling-off of the cumulative percentages.
Because of rights issues the initial American offerings drop off around the middle of the last century.
Ryan Giggs was always the Class of '92 modernist: the member of that select group who was ahead of his time, continuing with the new-fangled yoga sessions run by a specialist Sir Alex Ferguson engaged, while Gary Neville's initial interest dropped off, just like Roy Keane's.
From what I understand the company has done a solid job in converting users from free to premium tiers — the paid tiers essentially give employees more capacity on the platform — and has been equally good at keeping users engaged beyond those crucial 30-, 60- and 90-day windows when people often drop off after initial enthusiasm about a service.
That's unusual: Coverage of a candidate tends to drop off after the initial announcement.
This is much closer to the initial ionospheric load and reflects the expected day-night drop off in density, see Fig. 8 a, b).
This initial burst of proliferation, and associated luminescence, followed by a drop off before later hitting exponential growth is commonly observed in xenograft studies.
The improvement in ship times indicates that either A) initial demand is dropping off, or that B) Apple has managed to improve its supply chain yield in order to meet demand.
After an initial drop, the stock market began to climb — and kept climbing, with the Dow Jones industrial average swinging nearly 500 points off its morning lows.
