Sentence examples for chronic decrease from inspiring English sources
It represents the consequence of an acute or, more commonly, chronic decrease or blockage in the colonic blood supply, which may be either occlusive or non- occlusive in origin.
Previous studies in a rat model have shown no correlation between induction of apoptosis in the salivary gland and either the immediate or chronic decrease in salivary function following γ-radiation treatment.
Therefore, we speculate that perturbation of Gravin-mediated signaling events during mitosis may promote a chronic decrease in organization of the seminiferous tubules with concomitant impairment of reproductive viability.
A chronic decrease of the glucose concentration in the medium is associated with a substantial reduction in the thickness of the viable rim of cells and with a persistent increase in the cellular respiration rate.
As an example, we now know that one of the greatest causes of sudden cardiac death is due to chronic decreased vagal tone leading to an increase in heart-rate variability.
They examined rabbit carotid arteries after unilateral ligation-mediated chronic decreases in flow (70% reduction, 2 weeks).
Mental impairments included reduced libido, poor concentration, poor appetite, chronic fatigue, decreased endurance, decreased memory, impaired cognition and aphasia.
Oxidative stress and chronic inflammation decrease production of erythropoietin and aggravates destructive process of erythrocytes leading to ineffective production of red blood cells.
Ruiz, a physician, said that the new policy would prevent the E.P.A. from considering studies that have revealed "dangerous health implications" associated with soot, including "premature death, asthma attacks, chronic bronchitis, decreased lung function, and respiratory diseases".
Second, the use of chronic steroids decreases the immune response to infection.
Chronic stress decreases link-density, decouples or even quarantines modules, and induces an increased competition between network hubs and bridges.
