Sentence examples for by evaluating the decrease from inspiring English sources
The kinetic behavior of the desilylation reaction for different PAG concentrations was determined by evaluating the decrease of the Si C band during UV-illumination as shown in Fig. 2a.
By evaluating the decrease in acetylation signals using an immunoblot assay with α-AcK, we confirmed that one of the candidates, YcgC, could readily deacetylate RutR in vitro, and that CobB also deacetylated RutR.
The antenna's temperature (TA) was not taken into account in the input noise power evaluation because the measurements were carried out to detect the metallic object and to estimate its dimension by evaluating the relative increase (or decrease) of the SNR, without changing the experimental setup.
Rates of STIs in remote Aboriginal communities in Australia are unacceptably high and STRIVE will support health services to achieve 'best practice' STI care by evaluating the efficacy of a SHQIP in decreasing STI prevalence.
The contribution of intracellular or extracellular Ca2+ to the increases in (Ca2+ i produced by decreases in pH was then examined by evaluating decreasing pH in WT FLS in a Ca2+-free medium (n = 183 cells) or after depletion of Ca2+ stores with the sarco-endoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase (SERCA) inhibitor, CPA (n = 187 cells).
In the present study, Cd toxicity was evaluated by the decrease in biomass production, chlorosis, and induction of oxidative stress.
Hypoglycemic effect was evaluated by the decrease of plasma glucose levels relative to the basal values in rats divided in three groups (n = 3/group) corresponding to (a) subcutaneous (SC -injected free-form inSC -injectede of 5 IU/kg and (b) orally delivered insulin-loaded nanoparticles and (c) orally delivered blank nanoparticles.
Clinical responses were evaluated by the decrease in tumour and node volumes (the product of the two greatest perpendicular dimensions), and were calculated according to the WHO recommendations (Miller et al, 1981).
Clinical response was evaluated by the decrease in tumour volume, complete response (no palpable mass), good partial response (decrease of tumour volume >50%), poor partial response (decrease of tumour volume <50%) and no response (no changes in tumour volume or tumour progression).
