Sentence examples for a stepwise decrease of from inspiring English sources
The Ag quantum wire showed a stepwise decrease of conductance change upon exposure to the definite concentration of NH3 molecules in an aqueous environment.
Interestingly, the magnitude of difference in LDL-C levels was stable in all subgroups studied suggesting a stepwise decrease of lifetime exposure to lower cholesterol levels for each copy of the T allele.
Together, these findings call for the reclassification of mature human NK cells into distinct subsets and support a new model, in which the NK cell differentiation and functional fate are based on a stepwise decrease of NKG2A and acquisition of KIRs.
The protocol consists of a fast recruitment maneuver followed by a stepwise decrease of CDP.
The LVOP consists of a single CDP recruitment maneuver during uninterrupted HFOV, followed by a stepwise decrease of the CDP.
Inhibition of Sirt1 by increasing concentrations of nicotinamide led to a stepwise decrease of viable cells as depicted in Figure 5.
As evident from Figure 1, we observed a down-regulation of UCP1 between the transition and white adipose phase, and a stepwise decrease in expression of DIO2 and PPARGC1A through the three phases of the transformation (Additional file 11: Figure S4).
There was a stepwise decrease in risk of depression following statin use with increasing age group, with the highest adjusted decrease in risk (approximately 20%) for those aged 70 years and over.
Across quartiles of dietary quality, there was a stepwise decrease in incidence rate of metabolic syndrome with greater breakfast intake frequency.
Three belatacept regimens were studied, representing a stepwise decrease in the level of overall immunosuppression, and compared with the approved immunosuppressive regimen (tacrolimus alone) and the most widely used immunosuppressive regimen (tacrolimus + mycophenolate mofetil [MMF]) in LT.
This reaction presents a stop-effect, i.e. a drastic increase of the reaction rate for a stepwise decrease in the inlet concentration of ethanol (Koubek et al., 1980a, b; Moravek and Kraus, 1984).
