Sentence examples for describe that a decrease from inspiring English sources

Meng et al [ 13] describe that a decrease in pH from 7.4 to 7.0 reduces the activity of rFVIIa by 90% in an in vitro setting.

It has also been described that a decrease in GSH levels might be related to an increase in reactive oxygen species (ROS) production [11], [21] that can activate different death signalling pathways in neuronal tissues [22].

It has been described that a decrease in the number of cortical microfilaments stabilizing E-cadherin complexes and an increase in the number of microfilaments anchored to the plasma membrane through ezrin would increase cortical tension [38] [42].

Nagel et al. [11] describes that mismatches cause a decrease of detected SUV in phantoms and that this decrease is dependent on the size and motion amplitude of the tumour.

A limiter for this scheme is fully described that never decreases the polynomial degree, except at the location of extrema.

Whelan et al. indicated that in prostate cancer cells and 293 cells Notch1 promoted PTEN gene expression through binding of the CBF-1 transcription factor to the PTEN minimal promoter, while in T-ALL cells Palomero et al. described that PTEN expression was decreased by Notch1 signaling, which was mediated by binding of the negative regulator Hes-1 to the PTEN promoter.

These findings are also in accordance with previous results that described a decrease in the number of tetraspanin-transfected MM cells expressing pmTOR (Lishner et al, 2008).

Revis described that month as a whirlwind.

The aim of this study is to clarify the natural history of anemia in patients with type 2 diabetes and describe factors that predict a decrease in hemoglobin (Hb) levels.

We also describe that tumor size reduction is a result of decreased MMP-9 expression, decreased angiogenesis, and increased apoptotic cells in tumors treated with AM9D.

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