Sentence examples for decline of activity from inspiring English sources
We verified literature reports of the decline of activity with temperature and observed a simultaneous shift in selectivity.
Though nitrilase was able to tolerate higher concentrations of substrate there was steady decline of activity (Figure 1).
Further pH increase or decrease beyond this resulted in a significant decline of activity and biomass yield for all isolates.
With the decline of activity of the old guard, expect activity to ramp up for the new public companies of recent years: Box, New Relic, ServiceNow, Palo Alto Networks, Workday and Splunk, just to name a few.
The uptake of DOTA conjugate 68Ga-10 in the tumour is continuously increasing over time, but surprisingly without a corresponding decline of activity in muscle or blood (as measured over the heart).
Decline of activity was evident at 1 µM CsA with 50% of inhibition at 10 µM after 24 h of treatment (Fig. 3A and 3B).
The total 210Pb activity profile of core 050310-C6 (Fig. 7) revealed a general decline of activities with depth, interrupted by one major and several minor anomalies that were interpreted as being event layers or periods of accelerated sediment accumulation.
It would build on evidence from recent studies that have reported the relationship between treatments and reduction in decline of activities of daily living [ 14] ensuring that the residents and their carers can gain maximum benefit from these new agents for a common, distressing and debilitating condition.
Despite unaltered LDH monomer levels, both our biochemical and in-gel LDH activity assays demonstrate an age-dependent decline of LDH activity in R6/2 HD brain (Figure 6A-B).
However, IL-1+OSM conditioned media showed a sustained and significant decline of inhibitory activity from day 5. Due to the presence of active collagenase(s) and gelatinases, no inhibitory activity was detected in IL-1+OSM media after day 10.
Taken together, our data suggest that poorer insulin indices in early puberty predict the decline of physical activity and increase in sedentary behavior over time regardless of how physical activity is measured.
