Sentence examples for a consecutive decrease of from inspiring English sources

Metformin reduces oxidative stress due to inhibition of complex I and a consecutive decrease of mitochondrial O2 uptake [15, 19, 21, 45].

Then, a continuous reset process was carried out with a consecutive decrease of the conductance by gradually adjusting the reset voltage from 1.0 to 1.7 V at an interval of 0.05 V, which is similar to the depression of the biological synapse.

Moreover, we found a significant consecutive decrease of serum VEGF-165 during chemotherapy (p < 0.001).

Reduction of PaCO2 caused a significant increase in the cerebral capillary closing pressure, with a consecutive decrease in the blood flow velocity of the middle cerebral artery, the global cerebral blood flow and the jugular venous oxygen saturation.

A consecutive decrease in the SjO2 from 75%to6767% reflects this reduction of the cerebral perfusion.

In the present investigation a reduction of the PaCO2 led to a significant increase in the CCP with a consecutive decrease in the VMCA, CBF and SjO2.

The induction of luteolysis with the consecutive decrease of the plasma progesterone caused a significant reduction of the bovine gene expression of StAR and 3β-HSD [ 25].

Echocardiographic investigations identify this mechanism as partial cause of the impaired left ventricular preload and consecutive decrease of CO [ 16].

Nevertheless, we speculate that reduction of FGF-23 and consecutive decrease of CYP24A1 activity and 24-hydroxylation can explain our observation.

The increase in CEC numbers in mice stimulated with VEGF, and the consecutive decrease of these numbers after treatment with the angiogenesis inhibitor endostatin (Schuch et al, 2003), are suggestive of a possible role for CEC in monitoring response to treatment when using agents targeting the VEGF-VEGFR pathway.

The reach time was the time between the raise of the amplitude (first instant after the presentation of the target at which the smoothed signal was above the minimum L) and the first peak of amplitude (first instant after the raise of amplitude that was followed by two consecutive decreases of the smoothed signal).