Sentence examples for advanced decrease from inspiring English sources
If gastrointestinal side effects appear as doses advanced, decrease to previous lower dose and try to advance the dose at a later time.
Itai-itai disease involves suffering from bone pain and renal tubular dysfunctions, and renal damage is pathologically characterized by renal atrophy due to an advanced decrease in renal tubuli [ 7], which leads to renal failure after long-term observation [ 11].
The Jinzu River basin in Toyama is the largest and highest Cd-polluted area in Japan and endemic for itai-itai disease, which is clinically characterized by renal tubular dysfunction caused by an advanced decrease in renal tubuli [ 7] and bone pain due to osteomalacia with Looser zones in roentgenograph of bone [ 8].
Instead, previous hospice studies have focused on whether the use of hospice or advanced directives decrease the cost of end-of-life care 2 4 or increase the quality of life before death.
Therefore, as the degradation of the chloroplast structures advanced, a decrease in the plastid proteins might have been the limiting factor for the later time points (days 10 and 12) of the radiometric assay.
On the QXP, large-scale moisture advances decrease with increased temperature, and the local moisture cycle is reinforced in wet regions.
Several important technological advances decrease operator error.
The study finds that labour costs in the childcare industry relative to the wages of American women with college and advanced degrees decreased by 10%and16%6% respectively in the past 30 years.
In her study, advanced technologies decreased estrogenic activity, but not anti-estrogenic activity of the WWTP effluent.
Within the same time period of approximately the last 10 years, the technologies and costs associated with whole genome sequencing have advanced and decreased, respectively.
This advanced filtering decreased the number of SNPs in the PHR class from 23.4 K to 12.6 K (Table 4) and greatly increased the quality of the SNPs based on visual examination.
