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Afterwards, HR after RB ingestion rose steadily above baseline or relative to water load values reaching a peak around 90 min (3.7 ± 0.7 beats min−1), followed by a subsequent decreasing trend.

The practice of having a terminal show was not associated with decreased odds of IAV; however, sending all the pigs to harvest at the end of each fair is expected to help protect subsequent fairs by decreasing the potential for fair-to-fair spread of IAV.

The curves can be roughly divided into two stages, namely, an initial increase to a maximum value followed by a subsequent decrease to a constant value.

The relative permeability of non-wetting (oleic) phase shows a concave nature i.e., initial increase followed by a subsequent decrease.

The authors speculated that there is a phase of increased medial temporal lobe activation early in the course of prodromal AD followed by a subsequent decrease as the disease progresses.

We showed recently that the stable transfection of N1E-115 cells with the TCII-OLEO plasmid leads to decreased conversion of cyano-cobalamin to methyl-cobalamin, the co-factor of methionine synthase, and this is accompanied by a subsequent decrease in the activity of methionine synthase and an increase of Hcy and reduced SAM [16], [23].

The seasonal pattern of colour variation found for this patch is very similar to that described by Örnborg et al. [5] and Delhey et al. [22], who both found an increase in relative UV reflectance between post-moult and late winter followed by a subsequent decrease.

A second, smaller peak was visible at around 180 min, followed by a subsequent decrease back to the baseline level after around 360 min.

CmACO showed an increase in the amount of protein from 0 to 4-day-old cutting bases, followed by a subsequent decrease at 5-day-old cutting bases.

In fetal skin, intense gene transcription was observed up to 12 h, followed by a subsequent decrease after the first 24 h.

This high starch content in stems and roots at first anthesis was followed by a subsequent decrease in starch levels in field-grown plants.