Sentence examples for profound drop from inspiring English sources

Better emergency services, the study finds, have brought about a profound drop in total annual homicides.

This was followed by partial recovery of dissolved oxygen levels and a profound drop in pH in the last days before medium refreshment.

"Deregulation of the European and Asian markets since 1997, following the United States in 1978, has made air travel affordable to a much greater percentage of the population, thanks to a profound drop in prices — and airline yields and profits.

Dyslipidemia which refers to a distortion in plasma lipid pattern is often characterized by a profound drop in HDL-cholesterol levels and a concomitant rise in LDL-cholesterol levels and signals severe problems with lipid metabolism.

European studies find a profound drop in self-esteem and a dramatic rise in depressive symptoms accompany bracing.

Daily mean Tb was highest in June and decreased during the rest of summer, at first slowly, but with a profound drop just prior to hibernation.

But he is shooting 25.7 percent from 3 to 9 feet, 33.3 percent from 10 to 15 feet and 36 percent from 16 to 23 feet — a profound drop-off from his past rates.

Predicted fitness declines approximately linearly with the deleterious mutation rate (from 21.8 with U = 0 to 8.6 with U = 2.6), so even a halving of U would still result in a profound fitness drop.

Regardless of whether the allergen is injected or ingested, if it ends up in the bloodstream, it can induce anaphylaxis, a syndrome that in its most severe form is characterized by a profound and prolonged drop in blood pressure accompanied by difficulty in breathing.

[ 26] found a less profound post parturient drop in blood calcium of cows with a mean dry period of 4 days only as compared to a period of 8 weeks.

Cardiologist colleagues showed that the 2-min half-life for DEA/NO (6) in physiological buffer translated to a profound but brief drop in blood pressure on bolus intravenous administration in rabbits, while 10-fold greater doses of the longer-lived analogue SPER/NO (9) had a blunted immediate effect but one that was correspondingly much more prolonged.