Sentence examples for a noteworthy reduced from inspiring English sources

In addition, women in this exposure group carrying at least one variant allele of several SNPs in the other core circadian genes such as BMAL2, CSNK1E, NPAS2 and PER3 had a noteworthy reduced risk of breast cancer.

Noteworthy, reduced Caveolin-1 protein levels had no effect on collagen 1 α1, E- and N-cadherin expression upon TGF- β challenge and thus no effect on hepatocyte EMT.

While these efforts are noteworthy, reducing the epidemic of traffic deaths and injuries around the globe will be impossible unless countries adopt the political will to do so on their own, states the World Report.

It is also noteworthy that a reduced risk of HIV transmission is associated only with consistent but not with occasional condom use.

The curcumin boron complexes exhibited noteworthy inhibition reduced to the IC50 value of 6  μM with time-dependent activity.

(It is noteworthy that reduced cisplatin doses were employed in the above noted clinical trial with cetuximab, bevacizumab and radiation).

In this context, it noteworthy that ewlR21 has a slightly reduced lifespan in this assay and has been previously shown, using these ILs, to contain a CB4856 allele that reduces lifespan (Doroszuk et al. 2009).

Noteworthy, to reduce as much as possible polysynaptic events [22], we used a physiological external Ca2+ concentration (1.2 mM) that in most cases prevented the occurrences of polysynaptic currents (not shown).

It is noteworthy that reducing PHE1 expression levels in the mea background using an antisense transgenic strategy cannot only rescue mea seed abortion but also results in its transgenic lines bearing heritable and enlarged seeds [42, 43].

However, it is noteworthy that reducing sedentary time, regardless of how much time is spent in moderate or vigorous physical activity, has also been associated with reduced mortality [ 24].

Immunotherapy in Alzheimer's disease is a noteworthy example where antibodies against amyloid-β are able to reduce brain plaque pathology in preclinical models and humans.