Sentence examples for a limited decrease in from inspiring English sources

Regional urban land demands are based on: 1) recent Europop 2010 population projections [35]; 2) an assumed Europe-wide convergence of average household sizes on the very long run (i.e., to 1.8 in all regions by 2100, so that in most regions a limited decrease in household size is modelled by 2030); and 3) extrapolated historical trends of regional urban land consumption per household.

Secondly, non-spectroscopic interferences, which may severely disturb the analysis of matrices containing large amounts of non-target elements, were significantly reduced by a limited decrease in the flow rate of the optimum initial nebuliser rather than with a specific time-consuming dilution.

Similarly, a limited decrease in the transcript level of Cldn11 (Figure 5A) was seen over the entire period studied.

All three patients had a limited decrease in plasma HIV-1 RNA, without a decrease below the detection threshold of 50 copies/mL.

While TAL1 KD also led to a limited decrease in BrdU incorporation, progression through the cell cycle is not affected.

Moreover, simultaneous silencing of Apollon and p53 in these cells induced only a partial rescue of cell viability and a limited decrease in caspase-3 activation (Ren et al, 2005).

Another strong point is that we did not use only one cut-off of -3 ml/min/year but rather analysed the relationship between the eGFR slope and mortality using 2 additional cut-offs (-5 and -1 ml/min year), allowing us to differentiate a limited decrease from larger decrease in the eGFR.

A relatively limited decrease in the pool of granules docked at the plasma membrane is not necessarily associated with a defect in exocytosis.

A limited decrease of white matter volume was observed in 4-month-old SHR.

Deletion of either Rac leads to a limited decrease (≈10 15%) of PV-positive neurons in adult mice (Fig.  4 A C).

Interestingly, these data are in agreement with those published from a phase I study, which reported a statistically significant, but limited, decrease in clearance between days 1 and 5 of high-dose carboplatin treatment (Rubie et al, 2003).