Sentence examples for conspicuously decrease from inspiring English sources
Mediations expedite the load of information processing for learners with different ZPD enlargements which conspicuously decrease their response latency.
Cytodifferentials revealed conspicuously decreased alveolar macrophages (AM) 1 day post-exposure [20, 38].
ISA activity conspicuously decreased in both sugary mutants, as the same result with mapping on chromosome 8 (Fig. 7a).
The most remarkable abnormality was seen in malignant cases, with conspicuously decreased PTEN and increased p-AKT and p-mTOR.
The ROS production in the peanut roots which was isolated mitochondria under Al treatment increased in 0-4 h and decreased conspicuously in 8-12 h.
The friction factor varies little with the tube pitch, however the Nusselt number decreases conspicuously with increasing the longitudinal and transverse tube pitches.
Moreover, it suggests that, for a linear cationic α-helical antimicrobial peptide, its mechanical properties is sensitively dependent on its residue composition, and with only one or two residues being replaced, the spring constant of the peptide may increases or decreases conspicuously.
Being married decreased the likelihood of HRD more conspicuously in women than men.
Experimental results also reveal that the dynamic tensile strength of both coated and uncoated composites decreases with the increase of temperature and decreases more conspicuously at higher temperature.
Compared with the control, the treatment of synovial fibroblasts with 200 μM lunasin for 48 h significantly decreased the expression of Cyclin-dependent kinase 2 (CDK2) and Cyclin E and conspicuously reduced the phosphorylation of Rb; in contrast, lunasin strongly elevated the level of p27 but failed to modify the production of Cyclin D1).
Deletion of TPK2 also decreased the expression of HSE-lacZ with respect to the WT, but more conspicuously at 39 °C than at 25 °C, consistent with the lower induced thermotolerance level in this mutant (Additional file 1: Table S3).
