The phrase "the graph drops" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "When the temperature falls below freezing, the graph drops sharply."
While its precision for its highest-scoring clusters is comparable to SWC's at match_thresh = 0.5 (at the extreme left end of the graph), it drops rapidly for the remaining clusters.
On the other extreme of the plot, we see that the graph of some programs drops to 0 from a relatively high recall score.
Although only 4 years of seismicity data (1980 1984) were used, the graph illustrates a significant drop in the RTL score at 1984.69 followed by the Mw-7.3 earthquake in November 17th , 1984(Fig. 3a).
If so, and if there are only a small number of patients in a trial, it is sometimes possible to estimate the underlying IPD by reading off the times of the censorships, indicated by tick marks on the published Kaplan-Meier graph, and the times of events, indicated by stepped drops in the graph.
In all cases there is a sharp drop in the graph of hysteresis vs. composition at the composition where λ2="1.
A sudden drop of the graph to deep levels (>200 km) indicates the initiation of subduction.
Notice in the graph above that the real drop off in Italian economic performance began shortly after the introduction of the euro in 1999.
Having said that, I have just had a go at averaging the 3 based on 1961-90 and I can't match the graph, in particular the big drop around 2008.
Overcompensating makes things worse from the perspective of non-comparative desert; overcompensating the most deserving person is, however, less bad, brings about a smaller vertical drop in the graph, than overcompensating anyone else would.
