Sentence examples for a marked decrease in the amount from inspiring English sources

Since we started flagging up the problem there has been a marked decrease in the amount not cleaned up".

Phorbol-ester treatment of the cells for as little as ten minutes, which induces ERK-mediated Sam68 phosphorylation ([19] and data not shown), consistently led to a marked decrease in the amount of precipitated fragment (lanes 2 and 3).

In comparison to wild-type cells, there was a marked decrease in the amount of αIIbβ3 coimmunoprecipitated with R995A/R997A/L1000A, H722A, and K716A mutated integrins.

A decrease was seen for all the subgroups, and somewhat surprisingly, even the glaucoma experts showed a marked decrease in the amount of uncertain classifications.

Using linear regression analysis, we observed a marked decrease in the amount of lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate at tumor proper and ITF with increased recurrence and event of death of patients with OSCC.

21, 22 To address clinical need and patient preferences, innovative depot formulations of LHRH were developed, resulting in a marked decrease in the amount of LHRH required when compared to daily injection formulations.

TCP1 knockdown resulted in a marked decrease in the overall amount of CSA when compared to control cells treated with siRNAs against Luciferase, whereas the levels of DDB1 remained unaffected.

In our experimental model, we observed a marked decrease in the surface expression (Fig. 3A) as well as total amount (Fig. 3B) of IL2Rγ chain in CD4+ T cells that were co-incubated with tumor supernatants (Fig. 3A).

On the other hand, we observed a significant decrease in the amount of p-ACC upon CFTR genetic manipulation, which was coupled to an increased trend of total ACC, leading to a marked decrease in the calculated ratio of p-ACC/ACC (Figure 9B).

"Despite the high total, we have seen a marked decrease in the number of people registering with UNHCR so far this year," said Manuel Jordao, UNHCR representative in Indonesia.

Dementia usually leads to a marked decrease in the cognitive, mental and also physical skills of the affected person, who, over time requires an increased amount of care, aid and support.