Sentence examples for described to lower from inspiring English sources

As extracts of agnus castus are described to lower prolactin levels in moderate cases, the patient received 4 mg per day in the form of Agnucaston® tbl over 3 mo.

Tea polyphenolics were previously reported to inhibit and reduce α-amylase activity in the in the saliva and intestines of rats, respectively, which, in turn, were described to lower the hydrolysis of starch to glucose and to reduce the assimilation of glucose [ 47].

MRL mice and BXSB mice, both mouse models for lupus-like disease, have previously been described to have lower C4 levels than B6 mice [ 45].

A concentration of 1 μM CXB has been described to effectively lower PGE2 levels in osteoarthritic chondrocytes and corresponds with mean pharmacological plasma levels [ 26].

The method is economical, rapid and the LOD for food matrices has been described to be lower than 10 CFU/g [ 25- 27].

CD4-lymphocyte counts have also been described to be lower among patients with sepsis due to VAP than among patients with sepsis due to other types of infection [ 16].

Ca2+ uptake capacity and SERCA activity was found to be significantly increased in MHS pigs [ 20] and in HEK-293 cells transfected by MH mutants [ 21] but was described to be lower in MHS muscle compared to normal human skeletal muscle [ 22].

All this, however, calls for a high level of organization, possibly in the form of a farmer association running the network constellation described before, to lower the investment risk and ensure a continuous operation and stable substrate availability.

Individuals with a high dietary folate intake are described to have a lower risk of developing gastrointestinal cancer.

As delineated above, lignan contents in hairy roots have been described to be higher, lower or equal to that in normal roots depending on factors like e.g. plant genotype or Agrobacterium strain used for transformation.

Also the doubling time of either freshly isolated marrow cells or MSC of early passage has been described to be significantly lower in samples from elderly people (Zhou et al., 2008) whereas this was not observed in our study.