Sentence examples for ascribed to a decrease from inspiring English sources
A decrease in the extent of granulation was induced by increasing the hydrophobicity of the ballotini, which was ascribed to a decrease in capillary pressure of the system.
In both cases the supramolecular rearrangement can be ascribed to a decrease in dielectric constant of the medium.
However, the positive effects were mostly ascribed to a decrease of bacterial load in chronic wounds [ 18, 21].
Tumor growth delay by ET-743 could be ascribed to a decrease in the number of tumor proliferating cells, and a net decrease of tumor vessel formation.
This effect may be ascribed to a decrease in the serum-inducible protein-10 level and enhancement of the type 1 T helper cell response [ 43].
Interestingly, while the time course of the contribution of free NAD(P H is similar between in vivo and ex vivo measurements, ex vivo data evidence a significant difference between the control and MCD diet samples as to the contribution of bound NAD(P H, likely to be ascribed to a decrease in the presence of mitochondrial binding sites in altered livers [ 20].
The decrease in the QD PL intensity, when the temperature is in regime II, is primarily ascribed to a decreased carrier population in the WL (acting as a carrier reservoir for the QD) due to non-radiative recombinations.
The discrepancy can be as large as 470 meV for sample E. According to Eq. 1, this discrepancy can be ascribed to a decreased Stokes-shift energy, an increased quantum energy, or a reduced polarization field.
We conclude that a HFD decreases OXPHOS enzymatic activity, which can be ascribed to a decreased amount of fully assembled complexes.
The generalisability of these observations is however troubled as factors underlying this disease may contribute to the decrease in breast cancer risk, so this may not merely be ascribed to a decreased caloric intake per se.
The beneficial effect of sedative interruption on psychological well-being might be ascribed to a decreased medication amount, to a decreased time on the ventilator, or to different memory processing among the intervention group, highlighting the complexity of potential contributing factors.
