Sentence examples for compensation for a decrease from inspiring English sources
Compensation for a decrease in the strength of one binding site by increasing the affinity for another site has been shown experimentally for activation of Pol II by the Epstein-Barr virus protein ZEBRA [34].
These results suggest that Rasl11b does not act as an inhibitor of Nodal pathway and that the rescue of Zoep mutants by rasl11b knock down is not due to a simple compensation for a decrease in Nodal signaling but highlight the specificity of rasl11b knock down suppressor effect on the Zoep phenotype.
This may reflect changes in nursing practice and/or compensation for a decrease in the availability of other nurses.
Peden-Adams speculates that the increase could be a compensation for a decrease in the male mice's populations of cytotoxic T cells, which also have functions related to killing tumor cells.
When these patients have a normal pH and a normal SBE and HCO3- concentration, it would seem most appropriate to consider this to be physiologic compensation for a decreased ATOT [ 44], rather than classifying this condition as a complex acid base disorder with a mixed metabolic acidosis/hypoalbuminemic alkalosis.
But questions linger about the potential for what public health scholars call the Achilles' heel of H.I.V. prevention: a phenomenon known as "risk compensation," whereby a decrease in perceived risk results in an increase in risk-taking behavior.
The finding may reflect alteration in compensation for the decrease of dopamine in the patients with PD.
A2ARs was asymmetrically down-regulated in the putamen in drug-naïve patients with PD, and the asymmetrical regulation of A2ARs seems to be involved in compensation for the decrease in dopamine.
Similar compensation for the decrease in quantal size has been reported for several mutants, including GluRIIA (Davis et al., 1998; Paradis et al., 2001; Petersen et al., 1997).
IDH activity was significantly higher in the lower MEN activity flies under all tested environmental conditions, in apparent compensation for the decrease in MEN activity.
The acute compensation of hepatic arterial blood flow for a decrease in portal venous flow decreased during moderate tamponade and disappeared during severe tamponade.
