Sentence examples for a compounded decrease from inspiring English sources

Therefore, if in the future, the energy penalty and costs for implementing CCS in Indian power plants come down, it will lead to a compounded decrease in EIE for CCS, i.e. change due to the engineering and physical conditions of the plant and also the changed attitude of the government, which may consider the technology more favorably.

This drop in volume is directly attributable to the effects of the recession, when the economy had compounded decreases in GDP.

It has been shown that the use of a platinum compound decreases CTR1 expression [ 12] and causes secondary platinum resistance [ 35].

When young black poplar trees were simultaneously attacked by late instar L. dispar and L. populi caterpillars the emission of a few compounds decreased in comparison to trees infested by late instar L. dispar alone.

In a company declaration, CFO John Drexler cited a competitive operating environment compounded by decreased coal consumption and weak international and domestic economies.

Therefore, at 48 hours, the significant (DMSO vs. Compound A, P<0.001) decrease in association between GRIP-1 and ERRα target genes is most likely due to degradation of ERRα protein.

For a nonreplicating-specific compound, decreases in CARA fluorescence can be attributed to CFU reduction, and the concept of a static window does not apply.

After a 2-day treatment, 17 compounds decreased ATP levels in a dose-dependent manner (Supporting Figure S1a).

Minocyline, a compound known to decrease the activation of microglia, was used to study whether it will have any beneficial effects on cells exposed to NMDA.

After lymphadenectomy, however, the patient's hemoglobin levels rapidly decreased from 144 to 105 g/L, and this was further compounded by a decrease in serum erythropoietin from 223 mIU/mL to 10.7 mIU/mL by postoperative day 21.

We emphasise that while the decrease in Hipk3 mRNA levels in the presence of miR-187 may conceivably be compounded by a decrease in translational efficiency, recent studies suggest that the actions of miRNAs are largely (~84%) mediated by RNA degradation [ 23].