Sentence examples for decrease in the calibre from inspiring English sources

Animal models show that in the first 4 weeks, there is a decrease in the calibre of muscle fibres but no change in the total amount of tissue water.

Furthermore, we demonstrate a significant decrease in axonal calibre, with a lack of large calibre axons, and a severe impairment of motor nerve conduction velocity and amplitude, whereas the sensory nerve parameters are less affected.

Part of Hammer's success lies in the calibre of those involved in the films.

His status is reflected in the calibre of investors he has attracted to his venture.

So I am well placed to say that there is a huge disparity in the calibre of care workers.

But the company's real talking point this year is the latest Calibre de Cartier, powered by a new in-house chronograph movement, the calibre 1904-CH MC.

He said: "Do I see myself in the same calibre as some of the single world champions?

To do that in a World Cup final shows the calibre of men we've got".

Immediately upon standing, the reduction in blood pressure is accompanied by (1) an initial increase in peripheral vascular resistance, either as part of baroreflex-mediated sympathetic activation or secondary to passive changes in vessel calibre, and (2) a secondary decrease in resistance approximately 10 s after the initial onset of hypotension (Olufsen et al. 2002).

Celtic are in pot four and could be drawn against teams of the calibre of Real Madrid.

The calibre of "normal" coronary arteries at coronary angiography is smaller in patients with diabetes [ 3].