Sentence examples for decrease of living from inspiring English sources
Ochi et al., 1997 noted degenerative changes in menisci after 8 weeks of immobilization, with a decrease of living fibrochondrocytes from 98.7 cells per 0.1 mm2 to 28.4.
The application of digitonin on sporozoites revealed a dose- and time-dependent decrease of living parasites (Figure 3B).
The dose-response curves showed a clear time-dependent decrease of living parasites of the combination treatment after 6 h and 12 h (Figure 5).
EGCG concentration curves for different incubation times revealed a dose-dependent decrease of living parasites and yielded IC50 values of 502±2 µg/ml (1095±3 µM) and 54±2 µg/ml (118±4 µM) for 6 h and 12 h incubation periods, respectively (Figure 1B).
Our own observations reflect this conflicting nature: the slow decrease of living parasites observed by real-time microscopy suggests that parasites are undergoing cell death; however, the eventual recovery of parasitaemia suggests that at least some parasites survive this process.
These products are not true disinfectants; but they do decrease the number of living microorganisms on skin or surfaces to significantly lower levels.
This city is now seriously facing with shortages of green spaces which results in lack of enough oxygen, air pollution and decrease in quality of living and lack of city livelihood which the unfavorable result of them can be seen on the soul, mind and also the body of its citizen.
Many learners expressed the importance of counselling in helping decrease the fear of living with HIV and managing a positive status.
Improvement of geographic accessibility and of road infrastructure was considered important to decrease the disadvantages of living in an isolated rural area and also to facilitate referral of patients.
We had observed interestingly that while microglial depletion and microglial phagocytosis inhibition exerted rescue effects by decreasing microglial clearance of living rods, these measures also resulted in a significantly decreased density of TUNEL+ photoreceptors.
This was accompanied by significantly higher extents of proliferation inhibition (as reflected in percent decrease of live cells relative to untreated cells) and apoptosis (Figures 4E&4F).
