Sentence examples for because of reduced levels from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that ATM deficiency not only causes reduced cell proliferation and GM-CSF-induced development of DC but also results in impaired activity of DC to activate T cells, conceivably because of reduced levels of MHCIIHighCD11cHigh DC.

Nuclear mutations that cause albino or pale green phenotypes because of reduced levels of chlorophyll in the chloroplasts have been found frequently in higher plants (Bellaoui and Gruissem 2004; Vinti et al. 2005).

It is therefore not clear whether c-di-GMP is elevated in the fliF mutant because of reduced levels of Pch or because Pch is inactive when delocalized.

The short cilia phenotype is rescued by a shRNA resistant copy of GLOD4 showing that the short cilia phenotype is because of reduced levels of GLOD4 and not from off target effects.

However, even at very high doses of exogenous fibrinogen, clot strength did not reach baseline values, probably because of reduced levels of other coagulation factors such as FXIII [ 24- 26].

The formation of H2O2 in C. glutamicum cells might impair the function of the enzymes NadC and/or NadA directly or indirectly because significantly reduced levels of NAD derivatives were found.

Pten mutant fish are hypersensitive to Akt/PKB signaling, because they express reduced levels of Pten, the antagonist of Akt/PKB signaling.

With this approach, we provided direct evidence for role of hyperglycaemia (glucotoxicity) in the AKT FOXO1 pathway, because we detected reduced levels of pFOXO1 and pAKT in islets treated with high glucose concentrations in the presences of palmitate (Fig.  5b).

Because we observed reduced levels of cfDNA in esRA patients, but not in eRA patients, it is tempting to speculate about a role for drug treatment.

This is because reduced levels of estrogen during the luteal phase (starts from the ovulation day where the egg is released from the ovary) leads to a drop in serotonin.

It has been suggested that higher DMAs:MMAs ratios indicate an increased iAs methylation capacity and may have a protective effect for both mother and fetus, because it could reflect reduced levels of the highly toxic trivalent MMAsIII (Vahter 2002, 2009).