Sentence examples for slow drop in from inspiring English sources

A slow drop in the pH of surface waters as carbon dioxide from fuel and forest burning is absorbed in water.

If you're cooking long and slow, drop in a whole pod; for a more immediate and intense effect – in a dressing or marinade, say – crack open a few points from a star anise and release the shiny seeds inside.

A leaky hose on the American side of the International Space Station seems to be the source of the slow drop in cabin pressure over the past three weeks, NASA said.

But a slow drop in the savings rate has raised fears about the long-run sustainability of public finances, especially given the country's lackluster economic outlook, the Fitch report said.

The most widespread human fingerprint is a slow drop in the pH of surface waters around the world as a portion of the billions of tons of carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere from fuel and forest burning each year is absorbed in water, where it forms carbonic acid.

ViSQOL predicts a slow drop in quality between 1% and 5%, and POLQA predicts no drop.

That could now help to reduce housing overhangs in bubble states, but at the potential cost of a slower drop in unemployment.

The ageing test reveals that a higher dc-bias voltage brings a faster increase in ESR but results in a slower drop in capacitance in a range within the rated voltage.

The following slower drop in pressure is determined by the discharge of blood across the pulmonary venous resistance and tends toward the PAOP.

The conclusion was based mostly on diverging rates of rise in code-based OD versus that based on conservative clinical criteria, being faster among the former, coupled with a slower drop in hospital mortality among the latter.

In December 2007, the unemployment rate increased rapidly together with much slower drops in the job openings rate.