The phrase "absence of decreasing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing trends or changes, particularly in data analysis or statistics, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The absence of decreasing sales figures indicates a stable market."
Alternatives: "lack of decline" or "no decrease observed".
The apparent absence of decreased cell density or morphologic change is consistent with the toxicity observed with 5 250 μM concentrations of Asc-2-P.
PD patients may demonstrate glaucomatous-like perimetric defects even in the absence of decreased RNFL thickness.
In this type of experiment, increasing the read number generally provides increased accuracy of results, even in the absence of decreased sequencing error.
One interesting aspect of our phenotypic assays was the increase in DNA damage observed in CRY2- cell populations in the absence of decreased survival or increased apoptosis.
The usefulness of TREC content to quantify thymic output has been questioned, as mathematical models suggest that either division or death of naïve T cells would artificially lower measured TREC content in the absence of decreased thymic output.
It has been suggested that in some cases the Haldane effect may be responsible for increased CO2 levels in situations of increased oxygen extraction in the absence of decreased perfusion [ 21].
An unexpected finding of this study was the absence of decreased egg fertility when only the cockerels were treated, as previous mammalian have indicated the ability for the drug to induce testicular toxicity.
Even in the absence of decreased plasma cholesterol levels, the changes induced by IL-13 are strongly reminiscent of effects seen during plaque regression in response to cholesterol lowering.
Furthermore, we have shown that " in vivo" treatment of already established lung adenocarcinomas with one of the identified compounds, ETP-47037, results in decreased TRF1 signal in vivo and the impairment of tumor progression in the absence of decreased mouse viability.
Indeed, the absence of decrease in the number of hypermetabolic joints predicted the subsequent clinical failure in 91% of the cases.
