Sentence examples for involves a drop in from inspiring English sources

Genome evolution of these highly successful life forms involves a drop in the overall complexity but an increase in information density.

Yoghurt fermentation also involves a drop in pH from 6.8 to 6.3 during first stage of fermentation and if BCM7 is released at this stage, it may be degraded by PepX.

Results: The early phase of the allergic reaction involved a drop in nNO with a simultaneous increase in nasal lavage tryptase levels (2.23 μg/L in the allergic rhinitis subgroup), which significantly differentiated between the allergic rhinitis and healthy groups.

A "catastrophe" for the Christian Democrats would have involved a drop below 30percentt in this state, which has changed hands many times since World War II and has been a useful bellwether of party political fortunes.

It has sparked clashes with doctors and scientists who say the remedies, which involve a drop of active substance diluted in so much water that only "the memory" of the substance remains, are not evidence-based.

The Copenhagen Diet involves a dramatic drop in the nutrients as well as the calories you consume.

The hospital involved suffered a drop in patient visits because of public fears of the disease, but Texas Health CEO Barclay Berdan refused to lay off employees.

That shift involves an immediate drop in government revenue, as pension contributions are paid into private funds rather than to the state.

Another meeting between the two also involved a drop-off made by Lisi in Ford's vehicle while Ford was away from his car.

The chain of events that Mr. Bergsten worries about would involve a steep drop in the dollar, a resulting surge in inflation and a determined response by the Federal Reserve to restore stability by pushing interest rates up sharply.

This is important as human parturition does not involve a simultaneous drop in progesterone levels as is seen in the mouse, suggesting the genes underlying the strain differences observed in this study may be directly relevant to preterm birth in the human population.