Sentence examples for decrease in the circulation from inspiring English sources
The commutation of tax for service also meant a decrease in the circulation of money; copper coins replaced those of gold and silver.
This appears to be a possible explanation for the decrease in the circulation of toxigenic C. diphtheriae strains in a highly immune population.
Based on this observation, recruitment and consumption of DC in atherosclerotic plaques was discussed as a reason for their decrease in the circulation.
Analysis of the toxigenicity characteristics amongst the various C. diphtheriae ribotypes demonstrated that despite a dramatic decrease in the circulation of toxigenic strains during the period of declining morbidity, the C. diphtheriae ribotypes that predominated were still toxigenic.
Following the immunization with PCV7, a rapid decrease in the circulation of serotype 14 was noted and it is no longer a major macrolide-resistant serotype in Greece as well as in other countries [ 46, 47].
Tentative explanations for the apparent discrepancy in IL-6, which was decreased in the circulation but no changes were observed in splenic gene expression, could be that a second endotoxin challenge results in inhibition of cytokine production at translational levels or in its secretion by immune cells.
The pathophysiology of GSD in humans has been attributed to a defective conversion of cholesterol to bile acids, a large flux of cholesterol, decreases in the circulation of bile acids due to a low caloric intake for body weight control, and a low volume of biliary secretion.
The delayed activation of the DHRS causes a decrease in the natural circulation flow rate and a temperature rise in the RV.
Fasting is associated with increased ghrelin and decreased obestatin in the circulation [ 26, 41].
3H and 22Na+ showed a similar decrease in activity in the circulation system (slightly larger drop for 3H).
In the current study, we found that GHS-R ablation prevents age-associated decrease of NE in the circulation, suggesting that GHS-R mediated thermogenesis is likely regulated centrally via SNS-induced NE release.
