Sentence examples for decrease in occurrence from inspiring English sources

From the decrease in occurrence frequency of observing rapid flux transport rate (enhanced dawn-to-dusk electric field, E Y ), it was suggested that flow braking takes place between 10 and 15 R E (Schödel et al. 2001).

Finally, chronic ethanol exposure led to decreased frequency of mIPSCs, which seemed to result mainly from a decrease in occurrence of mIPSCs with fast rise times.

Higher intakes (401 800 and > 800) were associated with either a slight decrease in occurrence (OR = 0.8 for 401 800) or no effect (OR = 1.0 for > 800).

Comparing infections from the period before and after 7-valent vaccine introduction in the United States, the highest decrease in occurrence (three-fold and more) was noted for serotypes 14, 9V, and 23F.

Direct interaction between Cav3 and IP3-associated Gq-protein coupled receptor-siGq-protein coupleds been demonstrated in canine ventricular myocytes which can link Ipathwayndent nonjunctional Ca2+ events to caveolae and explain a significant decrease in occurrence of spontaneous Ca2+ sparks observed in atrial myocytes treated withasβCD.

The decrease in occurrence of BN over time found in the incidence studies is supported by a US study of university students in which the point prevalence of BN among women significantly decreased from 4.2%% in 1982, to 1.3 % in 1992 and 1.7 % in 2002 [ 44].

For M. maximus and L. leucocephala, colonization was higher near the road and subsequently decreased in occurrence as the distance from the roadside increased (Fig. 2a, b).

Some 22 TFBSs were found increased in occurrence in genes common to HMCs treated with either TGFβ or TGFβ and CCN2 together, while 14 TFBSs were found to be decreased in occurrence.

If = 0, then on the branch j the number of proteins in which the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i increased was equal to the number of proteins in which those of the amino acid group i decreased; if > 0, the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i increased, and the reverse, if < 0, a decrease in the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i occurred.

To numerically estimate prevalence of a direction in amino acid change on the branch j, the following was calculated: the number of clusters with an increase in the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i (< 0), the number of clusters with a decrease in the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i (> 0), also, the number of clusters with an unaltered frequency of group i (= 0).

The avoparcin ban in 1995 was followed by a decrease in the occurrence of glycopeptide-resistant E. faecium in broilers from 72.7% in 1995 to 5.8% in 2000, and the occurrence of virginiamycin resistance decreased from 66.2% in 1997 to 33.9% in 2000.