Sentence examples for decrease in prominence from inspiring English sources

This led us to the prediction that, because of the decrease in prominence of the two peaks of neuronal activity in SI evoked and consequently, the reduction in the spatial clarity between those peaks of cortical activity, a subject's two-point limen would increase (indicating reduced spatial acuity) with the addition of a stimulus to the unattended hand.

There was no change of lip width and decrease in upper prominence angle and lower lip vermilion, but increase of the lower prominence angle and the upper lip vermilion length showed the same results like the previous research [19 21].

The mean differences included an increase in face height in SDB children of 0.3 mm (95% CI −0.52 to −0.05); a decrease in mandibular prominence of 0.9° (95% CI −1.30 to −0.42) in SDB children; and a decrease in nose prominence and width of 0.12 mm (95% CI 0.00 to 0.24) and 0.72 mm (95% CI −0.10 to −0.25), respectively, in SDB children.

36 51 Consistent evidence was provided using binary logistic regression and three-dimensional average face superimposition to confirm the hypothesis that SDB (snoring, apnoea and mouth breathing) among a cohort of 15-year-old children was associated with (1) an increase in face height; (2) a decrease in nose prominence; (3) a decrease in nose width; and (4) a retrognathic mandible.

The descriptive statistics (means, SDs and 95% CI) for the 17 face shape variables are presented in table 3. Significant mean differences in facial measurements in those with SDB were: an increased lower face height (Is-pg); a decrease in nose prominence (prn-sn); a decrease in nose width (alL-alR) and an increase in mandible angle (g-men-pg), indicating a retrognathic mandible in those with SBD.

Similarly, expression of the gap junction protein gene Gjb3 (GeneID: 14620, connexin 31) was decreasing in all prominences, while there was a concomitant rise in Gjb2 (GeneID: 14619, connexin 26) and Gjb6 (GeneID: 14623, connexin 30) expression.

SHH expression was increased in both frontonasal and maxillary prominences; however, there was a slight decrease in expression in the mandibular prominence (Fig. 3A).

Such criticisms raised expectations that the Reagan administration would decrease the prominence of human rights in its foreign policy.

With respect to individual categories, 25 35% of the genes assigned to glucose metabolism, nucleotide metabolism, DNA replication, DNA repair, RNA processing, amino acid activation, and nucleocytoplasmic transport were found to decrease in expression in the three prominences.

By 2015 other starting points had risen in prominence.

Anti-inflationary policies grew in prominence.