Sentence examples for a decrease in cv from inspiring English sources

These challenges need to be addressed to achieve a decrease in CV morbidity and mortality in AS patients.

The α-subunit of the CV can also be glutathionylated leading to a decrease in CV activity (Garcia et al. 2010).

Comparison with previous studies in cohorts with successive enrolment periods shows a trend towards a decrease in CV case fatality in RA from 52.9% in 1998 to 6.9% in our study.

Furthermore, they applied the CV technique to assess the anticancer activity of caffeic acid and 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) as anticancer drugs on tumor cells, which showed a decrease in the CV response of the cells, which indicated the applicability of the CV method for evaluating the cytotoxicity activities of anticancer drugs [43, 45].

However, using their random fibroblast insertion model, which represents the coculture of cardiomyocytes interspersed with cardiac fibroblasts, they found a monotonic decrease in CV with increasing F-M ratio.

However, if hypertension was controlled in all patients, a substantial decrease in CV events would be seen; for example, in the UK it has been predicted that the incidence of stroke would be reduced by 28 44 % and ischaemic heart disease by 20 35 % [ 2].

In both simulations and experiments, there was a biphasic relationship between CV and gap junctional conductance, with an initial decrease in CV followed by an increase as gap junctional conductance increased.

By increasing the number of plant species, the insurance effect predicts a decrease in the variance CV of ecological functions, which may occur through a differentiation in resource use [1], [4] and a complex network of many weak interactions among species [2], [24].

A decrease in % leucine between CV −32.5 and −40 V is observed for all three substitution sites.

This conclusion is elucidated by the fact that on removal of the oxygen there is a decrease in peak current observed in CVs logged with solutions of FcMeOH (Fig. 1) and removal of the electrocatalytic O2 peak in CVs documented for FcA.

It does, however, remain an important question for future research whether the metabolic alterations are sufficient to cause altered ion channel function and/or disturbances in the trans-membrane ion gradients, which is of a magnitude sufficient to explain the observed decrease in CV.