Sentence examples for a reduced concentration from inspiring English sources

A reduced concentration of acetylcholine would reduce competition for the NMBA to bind to the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, thereby potentiating the NMB.

Although pool 7 was observed to dominate all sequencing libraries, subsequent experiments using a reduced concentration of primers for pool 7 reduced the amount present to levels proportional with the other pools (data not shown).

Vitamin D status is known to be lower in the elderly compared with the young as the subcutaneous synthesis of vitamin D decreases with increasing age, due to a reduced concentration of 7-dehydrocholesterol in the skin (1) and reduced absorption of oral vitamin D (8).

At 20°C acclimation (in comparison to 10°C acclimation), the higher growth rate (and possibly a higher reproduction rate) of D. pulex and/or a faster passage of nutrients through the digestive tract with possibly incomplete nutrient digestion and reduced assimilation efficiency goes hand in hand with a reduced concentration of total protein and vitellogenin in the animals.

From the reduced total optical density after laser treatment, one can conclude a reduced concentration of precipitated particles compared with the nanocomposites before irradiation.

Results obtained in the presented experiment indicate that the content of polyphenolic extracts from strawberry pomace in diets significantly reduced the activity of α-galactosidase and β-glucuronidase, which resulted in a reduced concentration of SCFAs in caecal digesta of rats.

Research has shown that children with ADHD have a reduced concentration of dopamine receptors in this reward network.

A reduced concentration of phosphate in the blood serum is a disorder known as hypophosphatemia.

The inhibition of arginase with hydroxyarginine at a reduced concentration with hyperglycemia became significantly lower than that for the control.

Only the combination of a reduced Ca2+ concentration with an increased concentration of inorganic phosphate in the presence of glucose, KHG(Ca-,P+), evoked a cell injury corresponding to that observed in RPMI 1640.

Reduced glycogen synthesis may thus be a mass action effect, as a consequence of the reduced concentration of glucose within the cell, since no impact of neuronatin silencing on phosphorylation of GSK3β or GS was detected.