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Decrease in the power correlation coefficient (PCC) between these two signals is meant to describe a decrease in the efficacy of the transmission in the neural circuit.

At 601 900 m a linear trend was sufficient (analysis of deviance, p = 0.13) to describe a decrease in AvTD with latitude but explained only 7% of the variation (linear regression, F1, 381 = 31.91, p<0.001, r2 = 0.07).

Others also describe a decrease in the number of growing follicles after 5 days of culture of frozen-thawed 1-day-old mouse ovaries compared with fresh cultured tissue (Choi et al., 2007).

31 In this article we describe a decrease in thoracoscopic operative time between the first group of 43 patients and the second group of 42 patients (199 min vs. 166 min, respectively; p < 0.001), emphasizing the learning curve.

Using the X chromosome genomic content difference between male D. melanogaster and female D. yakuba and D. simulans, we describe a decrease in the ability to accurately measure genomic content (copy number) for orthologs that are only 90% identical.

Petersen and colleagues describe a decrease in connectivity in oral contraceptive users and luteal women, suggesting the synthetic hormones in oral contraceptives and endogenous sex hormones have a similar effect on connectivity in the resting state (Petersen et al., 2014).

Grelsamer [7] described a decrease in BPI values and non-decreased ISR values to indicate an elevation of the joint-line, defined as pseudo-patella baja.

Leukoderma, meaning "white skin", describes a decrease in pigmentation of the skin.

The letter, leaked to the public on Twitter, described a "decrease in modesty, cases of seclusion between salesmen and saleswomen, and instances of flirting, harassment, unlawful relationships, and blackmailing".

Landscapes for mutant filaments linked to hyper-contractility provide a simple picture that describes a decrease in actin tropomyosin interaction energy.

Coxa vara is a radiological term describing a decrease in the neck shaft angle to 120° or less.