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For example, PnET-II estimates components of stand water balance (Aber and Federer 1992), which determines the degree of water stress and subsequent declines in net photosynthesis.

Mitochondria are potential contributors to reductions in the ability to modify resting metabolic rate in response to stressors, and it has been hypothesized that such losses of metabolic plasticity may lead to dysregulation of homeostatic balance and subsequent declines in health [9].

Both in vivo and in vitro studies suggest that PCBs activate the pregnane X receptor (PXR) in rodents, which leads to up-regulation of hepatic catabolic enzymes and subsequent declines in circulating concentrations of T4 (Schuetz et al. 1998).

Regarding hormone therapy, after reports of increased risk of endometrial cancer with use of estrogen replacement therapy in the 1980's, declines in prescriptions for estrogen and subsequent declines in endometrial cancer incidence were observed in the United States [ 34].

Most assuredly, as the solar cycle approaches its maximum expected in 2013, and subsequently begins to decline, a continuing spate of solar storms will repeatedly pose threats to Earth's near space and surface environment (the most intense CMEs tend to occur during the rise and subsequent decline in the solar cycle, not near the maximum).

While recent years have featured speculation about a coming peak and subsequent decline in oil production, people in the industry say there is still plenty of oil in the ground, especially beneath the ocean floor, even if finding and extracting it is becoming harder.

Thus the figures in the table reflect (proportionally) the rise and subsequent decline in the number of new cases of Hong Kong flu.

UNLV has undergone intense national scrutiny as much for its success as its long-running legal battles with the NCAA and subsequent decline in the program.

The enhanced cell death, and subsequent decline in tissue level was more pronounced in CD4+ T cells.

Our findings suggest that both endocrine and paracrine factors may be important in the slowing and subsequent decline in the rate of NGF recruitment.

Hence a 15 minute recovery period reduced the initial elevation and subsequent decline in Aβ1 42 concentration, indicating that the changes in Aβ1 42 concentration are not a methodological artifact.