Sentence examples for a specific decline from inspiring English sources

Valko (2010) presented an application of the stretched exponential decline model, a model which Johnston (2006) described as the expected decline function for a system that constrains many independently declining species, where each specie declines exponentially at a specific decline rate.

Characterization of FDP inactivation mutants of Synechocystis revealed a specific decline in PSII centers and impaired translation of the D1 protein in Δflv2 and Δflv4 when grown at air level CO2 whereas at high CO2 the Flvs were dispensable.

Consistent with this, translation of the induced nucleolin mRNA is necessary for the expression of both cytoplasmic and surface nucleolin, since cycloheximide treatment of cells causes a specific decline of cytoplasmic/surface nucleolin without an apparent effect on nucleolin mRNA (Fig. 1B and 1C).

Thus, nutrient limitation led to a specific decline in hemolymphatic protein and lipid concentrations.

However, in addition to the treatment-induced reduction in disease activity, a specific decline in RF activity was observed.

These findings, therefore, also argue in favor of a defined and tissue specific decline of proteasome function in aging.

Several observational studies demonstrated a tissue-specific decline in CoQ levels with age (Kalen et al., 1989; Miles et al., 2004).

Our results indicate that maternal hyperthyroidism significantly up-regulates embryonic Shh expression in ventral forebrain signaling areas and the diencephalic signaling center of the Zli, and maternal hypothyroidism results in a region-specific decline of Shh within the embryonic Zli.

Thus, we next examined whether the diminished size of aged myofibres, and their lack of regeneration, could be caused by an age-specific physical loss of muscle stem cells and/or by an age-specific decline in satellite cell activation.

Future work is needed to determine whether these embryonic-like pluripotent cells physiologically differentiate into various tissues in adults and whether there is an age-specific decline in this mode of postnatal organogenesis.

Furthermore, evidence of a simultaneous inter-specific decline in epiphyll local abundance and regional distribution in small (1- and 10-ha) forest fragments corroborate with metapopulation-based predictions highlighting the importance of immigration in buffering from patch extinction risk (i.e., the rescue effect).