Sentence examples for a possible decrease from inspiring English sources

Some additional benefits of mTOR inhibition in patients with tuberous sclerosis complex, however, may include shrinkage of angiofibromas and angiomyolipomas as well as a possible decrease in seizure burden.

The consequences will be vast if the question is added, particularly a possible decrease in participation.

The liquid surface of SnLi indicated a possible decrease of SEE yield.

If most of the compensation is in options, the owner needs to balance a hoped-for increase in the company's value against a possible decrease in the value of his shares because of dilution.

Despite this diversity, which should also be due to sequencing uncertainty, linear regression lines appear to show a time-dependent increasing or decreasing trend, a possible increase for C% and G% and a possible decrease for A% and U%.

This result is discussed in terms of a possible decrease in the entanglement density and/or an increase in chain flexibility with respect to other model polymers.

As previously undertaken for metallocene-catalysed polyethylenes, the rheological behaviour observed was discussed in terms of a possible decrease in the entanglement density and/or an increase in chain flexibility with respect to other polymers of similar chemical composition.

Modifications to the nucleation mechanism in the case of nonionic emulsifiers are discussed and a possible decrease in radical adsorption rate due to a dense diffusion barrier on the aqueous side of the surface is proposed.

We detected a Type I X-ray burst from SLX 1744 300 and found a possible decrease of NH and persistent luminosity for this source, in comparison with those observed with ROSAT in 1992.

Light structures such as the one studied in the present work, sandwich panels with aluminum skins and Nomex™ honeycomb core, are exposed to a possible decrease of their structural integrity, resulting from a low velocity impact.

As it is already done for osteoporosis associated with other pathologies (like lymphoblastic leukemia) [22], their assumed use is rational, but new clinical trials are needed to evaluate a possible decrease in bone growth and retarded prosthesis integration.