Sentence examples for a persistent decrease from inspiring English sources
Multi-decadal data sets from several regions of the world, including northern Scandinavia, do indeed appear to show a persistent decrease in the height of the ionospheric layers, possibly due to upper atmosphere cooling (Keating et al. 2000; Akmaev et al. 2006; Emmert et al. 2008, 2010).
Female sexual dysfunction is a persistent decrease in sexual desire and sexual arousal, and difficulty in achieving an orgasm.
They also detected a persistent decrease of Bifidobacterium sp. and Bacteroides sp. 4 weeks after treatment.
We demonstrated that repetitive application of DHPG, which can induce LTD in cultured hippocampal neurons following single exposure, caused a persistent decrease in numbers of synapses.
In a cohort of patients treated with intensive diabetes management, there was a persistent decrease in the incidence of progression in retinopathy as well as of cardiovascular diseases [3], [4].
At the far-flank, there is a persistent decrease in activity, which is attributed to a decrease in excitability (Fig 4C, yellow) and results in a slow increase in the influence of these inputs.
Immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) is an immune-mediated acquired disease characterized by a transient or persistent decrease in platelet count and an increased risk of bleeding [ 1– 3].
The higher mPaw applied during both respiratory modes was associated with an early and persistent decrease in CO, a persistent increase in CVP and PCWP and a small decrease in MAP.
Exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia was defined as a progressive and persistent decrease in SaO2 during exercise and a drop between resting and the end of the exercise of more than 4%[2026, 26].
Exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia was defined as a progressive and persistent decrease in SaO2 during exercise and a drop of more than 4%% between resting levels and final levels after exercise had ceased [20, 26].
Immune-mediated thrombocytopenia (ITP) is an acquired disease of children and adults characterized by a transient or persistent decrease in platelet count and increased risk of bleeding.
