Sentence examples for a commensurate decrease in from inspiring English sources

"We got this dramatic increase in good cholesterol, and a commensurate decrease in the bad kind," he told me recently, noting that 516 also lowered insulin levels and triglycerides.

Re "Action Plan for a Reluctant Greenspan" (Economic View, March 26), which discussed possible ways to take some air out of the stock market bubble: What has led to the overvaluation of growth companies in the stock market is the lowering of the long-term capital gains tax -- to 20percentt for many investors -- without a commensurate decrease in taxes on dividends.

The reduction in cell number correlated with a decrease in cyclin D1 protein expression and a commensurate decrease in Cdk-4 activity.

An overall increase in heterochromatin should be reflected by a commensurate decrease in RNA production.

Without a commensurate decrease in protein binding, serum concentrations of a drug would be expected to rise.

The suppression of SGK3 activity induced by VPS34-IN1 treatment was accompanied by a commensurate decrease in T-loop and hydrophobic motif phosphorylation.

Intake of t10c12-CLA halsolso been shown to cause an increase of C18 0 and a commensurate decrease of C18 1 in rat livers [ 50] and mouse adipocyte cultures [ 51].

Depletion of ER using increasing concentrations of ESR1-directed siRNA resulted in a commensurate decrease of BCL-2 mRNA in the resistant cells, demonstrating that the ER continues to regulate BCL-2 transcription.

The results point to a general increase in the consumption of commercialized sugar products (e.g., Coca-Cola), whereas a commensurate decrease appears to have occurred with respect to the more traditional habit of taking sugar in coffee and tea.

Fasting glucose and insulin, and the glucose and insulin areas under the curve between time 0 and 120 min (AUC0 120) during the OGTT, decreased significantly in the HCD group (P all ≤0.01) and there was a commensurate reduction in HOMA-IR and an increase in Matsuda ISI (P both <0.001)(Fig. 1a, b).

However, there was a commensurate reduction in costs, so incremental cost-effectiveness results were not greatly altered.