Sentence examples for decreasing in parallel from inspiring English sources

In general, the pVL of HBV-A and HBV-G follow a similar course in these patients, increasing or decreasing in parallel.

15 The average salt intake in the UK population is steadily decreasing in parallel, with intakes currently at 8.1 g/day, 16 the lowest known accurate figure of any developed country (ie, measured by 24 h urinary sodium excretion).

The abundances of pollinators and plant species are currently decreasing in parallel [ 2], and the adaptive evolution of plant mating systems towards self-pollination in response to these changes has been predicted [ 4].

Our data suggest that CS patients without underlying IGT or diabetes experience appropriate reductions in β-cell secretory response in proportion to their improved insulin sensitivity with insulin secretion decreasing in parallel (minimal change in disposition index).

Although not proved, the impression exists that the incidence of gastric cancer in LS in the western world seems to be decreasing in parallel to the declining incidence of gastric cancer in the general population.

Mancebo and coworkers [ 31] documented that when extrinsic PEEP was increased up to the auto-PEEP value, respiratory drive, estimated by the pressure at the mouth 0.1 s into an obstructed spontaneous breath (P0.1), also decreased, with P0.1 and work of breathing decreasing in parallel.

MYCN was associated with all the putative binding sites; furthermore, the signal decreased in parallel with MYCN downmodulation by doxycycline treatment.

We also find extended excited states, the gap to which decreases in parallel magnetic field.

Both cell populations decreased in parallel within 7 days of HTVi (Fig. 1d and Supplementary Fig. 2), confirming the loss of YAP (5SA)+ hepatocytes.

This change in barrier size selectivity was associated with a reduction in fractional albumin and immunoglobulin G clearances during enalapril therapy; urinary protein excretion tended to decrease in parallel.

We hypothesized that fiber size and fiber force-generating capacity would decrease in parallel, thus resulting in no change in specific force with either age or inactivity.