Therefore, these relative BOLD signal decreases can be interpreted as a transitory suspension of the "default state" of the brain which occurs in association with an altered level of awareness observed during GSW discharges and absences, respectively [22] [25].
The amount of phytopathogenic microorganisms decreased which can be interpreted as more stable co-existence of microflora with plants.
However, at sufficiently high RF power (110 W), the emission intensities of H2 and CH species are observed to be decreased, which can be interpreted as a result of either dissociation of H2 and CH or their recombination with other plasma species (or both).
We can only speculate that those positive associations could perhaps reflect adaptive changes, that is, decreased connectivity can be interpreted not as a consequence of the damage but rather a compensation by means of isolating damaged areas.
A decrease in FA can be interpreted as less restraint of water molecules, and an alteration of underlying white matter structure (ie, pathology).
For evaluating and monitoring therapy effect, a change in SUVmax, SUVmean and FTV50% between the range of 23% up to 26% can occur as a normal variation, suggesting that changes of ≥25% increase or decrease during treatment can be interpreted as a significant change in 18F-fluoride uptake for a single lesion.
In this case, the decrease of necrotization can be interpreted as a sign of the effective chemotherapy.
The decrease in kcat and kH with a decreasing dielectric constant can be interpreted as an indication that the dielectric constant affects catalysis by influencing the shielding of stabilizing electrostatic effects within the active site.
It is clearly seen that with θ increasing, HB decreases monotonically, which can be interpreted intuitively from the viewpoint of magnetic poles on the Co layer edge.
The present data also confirm the findings of other studies that intake of RS increases caecal digesta weight and decreases digesta pH, which can be interpreted as improving bowel health (3).
