Sentence examples for a subsequent decline of from inspiring English sources
A second boost in RNActive® vaccinated ferrets demonstrated boosterability, but again a subsequent decline of HI-titers was observed.
BAL analysis showed an early increase in IL‐12, IFN‐γ, and FGFb with a subsequent decline of FGFb and IFN‐γ.
This corroborates a study by Zhu et al. [ 45] who demonstrated a subsequent decline of AR levels in stromal cells after azaline treatment.
Kestenbaum et. al reported a slight rise in adjusted PTX rates between 1990 and 1995 with a subsequent decline of 30% in 1999 [ 1].
Well-conducted screening programs should lead to an initial increase of both prevalent cases and lead time, and then to a subsequent decline of observed advanced tumours which was not observed.
For the majority of agents, the authors identified the highest RR of cancer during the first 30 treatment days with a subsequent decline of risk approaching the cancer risk of the background population only 6 12 months after initiation of treatments.
These reforms resulted in a decline in the use of sickness benefits and a subsequent decline in the flow of new beneficiaries onto the long-term disability system.
Our results show that those who do not collect prescription medications because of cost have an increased risk of a subsequent decline in health.
Mr. Perriss said he reduced his 2001 forecast to an increase of 4.6percentt from one he made in July of an increase of 6.1percentt because, in retrospect, the gains made in 2000 "represent the peak of this particular trade cycle" as a result of a subsequent "decline in corporate profits".
Our simulations of a single batch of FS and SS co-culture predict a culmination of the SS relative density within 4-8 hours, and a subsequent decline due to the growth of the FS type.
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