But it remains unclear what effect recent local developments will have on black turnout here in North Carolina, where a small drop-off in the support of a core constituency could have an outsize impact.
So, barely any growth whatsoever (and even a small drop-off at one point).
Some universities say there is a small drop-off in recruiting this year, but they stress that it is slight.
Taken as an isolated data point, the small drop-off may not be troubling, but in light of the larger economic picture, it becomes yet another indicator that innovation - the most important economic force of the past two decades - is under strain.
The film experienced small drop-offs on subsequent weekends, but lost first place to The Hangover.
We determined that 1 has an EC50 of 30 μM against cultured T. brucei (data not shown), a surprisingly small drop-off in potency compared to the IC50 of 30 μM recorded against the recombinant T. brucei enzyme.
The cases snap on firmly and take a little prying to get off, though a small drop on a carpeted floor quickly demonstrated that they likely won't offer a heck of a lot of protection in a serious spill.
And, once you've mastered its touchscreen-based flight controls, there's more fun to be had with a pair of plug-in expansion modules: a grabber to pick up and drop off small items and a cannon that pings small green pellets around the living room.
Apply a small drop to the lens and smear it around the lens - then rinse off.
The USPS announced a program back in March called "Mail Back," which lets you drop off small electronic items at 1,500 participating branches for free.
In the eight days since the shooting, a steady stream of Charleston residents have gathered outside Emanuel AME on Calhoun Street – named for John C. Calhoun, America's seventh vice president and a leading defender of slavery -- to pray, sing gospel songs and drop off small offerings, including flowers, balloons, wooden crosses, candles, alabaster boxes and seashells.
