Sentence examples for a diminished proportion from inspiring English sources
That strong effect of milk over time on the base line expression of cytokine encoding genes resulted in a diminished proportion of the pathogen related increase in the mRNA concentrations in SM Milk (Additional file 2: Table S1A).
The relative abundance of Streptococcus alactolyticus in Obese rats diverged significantly from Hypertensive and Wistar rats (p < 0.05), while a diminished proportion of sequences was seen in both rat strains.
The increase in the strength could be due to the fact that the lime fully employed the available silica from the clay to form additional cementitious compounds, prevailing pozzolanic calcium silicate hydrate with increase in the amount of quicklime, no accelerating effect was detected due to the diminished proportion of soluble silica in the pore solution.
The preponderance of cluster 1 strains has been noted before, as have the paucity of cluster 2 and the diminished proportion of cluster 3 strains in North America (29 ).
Conversely, with few changes in the number of cells in G2/M, the number of control B lymphoblasts in G1 was increased in the presence of A23187, coinciding with diminished proportion of cells in S phase.
Similarly, daclizumab controlled MS-related increases in the innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) and lymphoid tissue inducer cells in the blood and CSF, and reverted the diminished proportion of intrathecal monocytes.
The relatively diminished proportion of high molecular weight PAHs (log Kow s > 5.5) in the dissolved phase is likely related to solubility limitations and competitive sorption to dissolved- and particulate-bound organic carbon.
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Notably, the elevated Sub-G1 population was directly paralleled by diminished proportions of D54MG and PA-1 cells (Additional file 2: Figure S2A) in each cell-cycle phase.
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It is therefore reasonable to assume that a proportion of the current population had a diminished hyperaemic MBF as a consequence of coronary microvascular disease, reflecting the functional counterpart of CAD risk factors.
