Sentence examples for relative drop of from inspiring English sources

A relative drop of 1.85% was observed in the fill factor due to non-uniformity of the flux distribution.

But the relative drop of their corporate peers from 15% of all venture investment to 8%–seemed to signal that they weren't in it for the long haul.

The relative drop of light absorbing performance might be due to the lower surface coverage and low thickness, mitigating the light absorption function.

It can be seen that the relative contribution from Si-NCs drops with rH, which we believe reflects a relative drop of the crystalline fraction.

Similarly, diarrhoea decreases from 87.5%to37%7% of baseline (a relative drop of 58%; details in online technical supplement).

When switching from H3 RTX to ADVIA® 120, there was a relative drop of 5%% in "red cell distribution width" analyses.

For very long annealing times, though, another limiting effect becomes relevant: Longer annealing times inevitably lead to profiles with smaller relative drops of tracer fraction, as shown in Figure 8. Due to the flatter profiles, D* becomes more and more ill-defined.

The laser has become one of the most promising tools for future use in conservation due to the advancement of more commonly available units, a relative drop in cost of the equipment, and a greater familiarity with laser technology in the field of conservation.

The stop criterion was a relative drop in force of 90%.

In patients with a relative drop in PT of ten or more percent between day 1 and 3 mortality was significantly higher than in patients with a lower or no decrease irrespective of absolute PT values (mortality: 28 of 66 vs 33 of 165, P < 0.001, OR 3.0, 95% CI 1.6-5.5 1.6-5.5).

After potassium poisoning (100 130 μmol of K/g of catalyst) the relative drop in SCR activity and acidity was lower for all the alternative catalysts compared to the industrial V2O5-WO3/TiO2 V2O5-WO3/TiO2