Sentence examples for damage declining from inspiring English sources
Within the herbivore-damaged leaf, emission was highest at the site of herbivore damage, declining slowly towards the upper part of the leaf, but was barely detectable towards the base of the leaf.
Administration of zafirlukast (15 and 30 mg/kg), and valdecoxib (5 and 10 mg/kg) significantly improved the behavioral performances and showed significant reversal of mito-oxidative damage declining the neuroinflammation in β-A1 42 oligomer treated rats.
Seed rain was negatively correlated with both N. gunniella and C. mimosa damage, declining by ca. 60% at the highest N. gunniella and C. mimosa densities, indicating that both species have a significant impact on mimosa fecundity.
Her Captain, Arthur Bingham, acknowledged the damage; declining any help, he sailed to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Pretreatment with curcumin protected SGNs against ONOO−-induced cell damage, declined the apoptotic rate, and improved the levels of SOD and GSH, decreased the elevation of MDA.
Although markers of fibrosis and liver damage declined after the 3-week peak, they still remained elevated 4 weeks after ligation, compared to control groups in this study.
For complex organisms like mammals the relationships between hyperfunctions (aging), diseases and damage (decline) are: Hyperfunctions (increased cellular functions) including hypertrophy are primary.
It would deter future retirees and further damage the declining property market, he said.
Increasing deformation in fracture zone would lead to increased damage and declining stress, i.e. softening behavior.
But because their demise would cause horrific economic damage - declining investment and rising unemployment - the government has had to move to bail many of them out.
The United States Supreme Court will soon consider whether State Farm Insurance must pay a policyholder $145 million in punitive damages, in addition to $2.6 million in compensatory damages, for declining to settle a car accident case within the policy's limits.
