Sentence examples for strong drop in from inspiring English sources
In general, the higher volatility is associated with a strong drop in output and its subsequent recovery, but can also take place in normal periods.
When the laser beam incides from the electrolyte side, i.e. when light is absorbed in the space-charge layer, we observe a strong drop in the photocurrent.
The strong drop in the transcription of fructose-1,6-bisphosphatase (Fbp) and NADPH-dependent glutamate dehydrogenase (Gdh1,3), occurring upon entry into meiosis and during recombination, respectively, was followed by decreasing activities only with a significant delay.
Among the findings that we do report is a strong drop in the marriage-formation risk in all the four countries and a counterpart increase in the risk of entry into non-marital unions, though surprisingly in Bulgaria (and possibly Hungary) this increase turned into a drop at the beginning of the 2000s.
However, strong drops in the trend component are observed.
However, the strongest drop in qubit coherence was observed for the longest (t_{mathrm{f}}).
The results of the GLMM, which controlled for heterogeneity in student preparedness and capability, support the conclusion reported earlier for moderately structured courses (Freeman et al., 2007), and identify an even stronger drop in failure rate as course structure increased.
The other two genes, COL3A1 and TAGLN2, were in cluster B, which like cluster A is characterized by high early expression (PF7 and PF10), but shows a stronger drop in expression at the 14 day timepoint.
More precisely, the network index for C showed a strong drop-off in the overall brain connectivity at 1 dpi but it smoothly increased for several days afterwards.
The pad2-1 mutant, which develops a phenotype similar to the wildtype, is characterized by glutathione levels similar to Col-0 in mitochondria, despite a strong drop of glutathione in all other cell compartments of up to 90% [ 36, 37].
The German Marshall Fund survey also showed a strong drop since 2005 in the share of respondents, particularly in Britain, who believed that globalisation was likely to lead to world stability and peace.But it is getting harder to stop international economic integration, because at each stage of the production process firms are more intertwined than they were.
