Sentence examples for rates drop off from inspiring English sources

Those surveys are to take no longer than 7 minutes for a respondent to complete, the optimum time before response rates drop off, and you can expect answers to come back in a matter of hours.

(Consultant Nurse for anticoagulation) Even when there is a clear training programme in place, a nurse tutor suggested that attention can slip and compliance rates drop off.

It has been shown that place fields are highly asymmetric such that, the firing rate of a place cell rises slowly as a rat enters a place field but the firing rate drops off abruptly at the end of the place field [15] in an experience dependent fashion.

While we can't say for sure that Instagram Stories was the culprit, Snap's quarter-over-quarter growth rate dropped off to low single-digit percentage points after Instagram Stories' launch in August.

This is because the reward rate drops off more quickly below than above the optimal bounds.

As expected, there was a natural learning curve to using this new product, and as the study period went by the complication rate dropped off due to changes in technique.

Heathrow doesn't have that kind of slack, which means that they are more likely to cancel flights if, for example, the wind picks up and their hourly landing rate drops-off.

After this time, however, proliferation rates tend to drop off [ 52], but satellite cells continue to contribute to myofiber hypertrophy [ 51].

From there, the ownership rate drops off.

But that doesn't explain why after the four-hour mark the admission rate drops off.

Yet another study released by UCLA in October found that previously uninsured patients initially visited the ER at very high rates, but the rate dropped off dramatically within a year.