Sentence examples for decreased cap from inspiring English sources

Third, we tested for the presence of bias resulting from the decreased cap on co-payments from the elderly, which was also introduced in 2009.

Truncation at 20 visits eliminates these erroneous observations as well as removes a potential bias stemming from a decreased cap on out-of-pocket contributions for the elderly introduced in 2009.

In excised frog sciatic nerve bundles, Tsui and colleagues (2005) reported that a temporal average intensity of 1 W/continuousuous wave (5 min) US (3.5 MHz) increased the amplitude of compound action potentials (CAP), while both 2 and 3 W/cm2 intensities decreased CAP amplitudes.

The critical role of RANKL/RANK signaling in CaP associated osteolysis has been demonstrated by studies showing that the inhibition of RANKL/RANK signaling decreases tumor associated osteolysis which subsequently results in decreased CaP growth in the bone environment [ 16, 18, 20, 35].

Decreased CaP associated expression of two ER stress responsive genes also suggests that possible abrogation of this pathway in prostate tumorigenesis.

We conclude that although a trend toward decreased capping was observed, there is little alteration in the surface molecule capping phenomenon in the age-groups studied.

The decreased motility of CLL cells is the result of an intrinsic cell abnormality, but this finding cannot fully explain the decreased capping, since in human lymphocytes the latter is not prevented by an inhibitor of motility.

Conversely, in heat shocked or mitotic cells, dephosphorylation of 4E-BP1 correlates with decreased cap-dependent translation.

Inhibition of TOR signaling has pleiotropic effects on cell physiology, including activation of autophagy (Klionsky, 2007), decreased cap-dependent translation, and increased cap-independent translation (Sonenberg and Hinnebusch, 2009).

Interestingly, the closely related cold-shock domain-containing protein, YB-1, has been shown to regulate translation in breast cancer progression by repressing cap-dependent and promoting cap-independent mechanisms, with Akt phosphorylation at serine 102 resulting in decreased cap-complex binding of YB-1, and thus decreased translational repression in breast and other epithelial cells.

It may also explain the effects of statins on prostate and other cancers in large population studies, where they are known to decrease CaP progression and mortality but not its incidence.