Sentence examples for decrease in the secretion from inspiring English sources

Continuous administration of GnRH results in a decrease in the secretion of LH and therefore a decrease in the secretion of testosterone.

As a form of progesterone, levonorgestrel exerts its actions on the hypothalamus through a negative feedback mechanism, which causes a decrease in the secretion of luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH).

The increase in MMP levels was paralleled by a decrease in the secretion of type 2 matrix metalloproteinase tissue inhibitors (TIMP-2).

The possible mechanism for this lipid accumulation may include: carbon tetrachloride-induced decrease in the secretion of lipids from the liver [28] as well as increase in the synthesis of lipids in the liver [29].

An acute decrease in the secretion of GH and FSH at the initiation of prepuberty and an increase in the storage and pulsatile release of LH according to progressive prepubertal stages are pituitary endocrine features of post-infantile maturation.

Compared to two-dimensional (2D) settings, 3D arrangement of MSCs co-cultured with macrophages leads to an important decrease in the secretion of soluble factors related with inflammation and chemotaxis including IL-6 and MCP-1.

HMS of AF cells caused decreases in the secretion of multiple cytokines, and many did not change compared to static cultured controls.

Neuroendocrine cells have been reported to be exquisitively sensitive to DON which induces marked growth inhibition even in cells growing in aggregates which was accompanied by decreases in the secretion of chromogranin A [ 104].

Abrogation of orange halo on CAS agar plates and reduced CAS reactivity of culture supernatants of mc2155▵6554 indicated a decrease in the siderophore secretion and, consequently, poor viability of the cells under low iron conditions.

Importantly, a decrease in the lactate secretion was also observed upon miR-143 overexpression, confirming that miR-143 downregulation of HK2 has a functional effect on the glucose metabolism.

Moreover, using hyperglycemic clamp technique in combination with a mixed meal test, Salehi et al. (18) demonstrated that blocking GLP-1 action results in a larger decrease in the insulin secretion rate in RYGBP-operated subjects (−33%) as compared with nonoperated controls (−16%).