Sentence examples for develop a decrease from inspiring English sources

There are many reasons why ARDS patients on extracorporeal lung support may develop a decrease in platelet count; for example, thrombocytopenia might arise due to sepsis, platelet activation or a certain consumption by the extracorporeal circuit.

After clinical-grade proteinuria occurs, >90% of patients develop a decreased GFR and, ultimately, end-stage renal disease.

One possible explanation may relate to the overjustification hypothesis, which says that children develop a decreased preference for the rewarded behavior (e.g. eating fruit) [ 17].

The data in Figure 6B (ROT) indicate that the old dwarf cells develop a decreased level of resistance in response to both 5 mM and 20 mM ROT.

Around the same time, he developed a decrease in left lower limb muscle strength and needed a wheelchair or walking brace when going out.

However, PYY deficient mice developed a decrease in trabecular bone mass and osteopenia [ 16].

It has been observed that some infants who showed a dramatic response to INO developed a decrease in oxygenation when INO was discontinued.

Third, HRs were calculated from data or extrapolated from survival curves in the eligible studies; the HR information obtained by statistical software unavoidably developed a decrease of reliability.

After FEC100, in free of disease patients during the follow-up period, two patients developed a decrease in LVEF below 50%, one died from a mitral insufficiency and one had T-wave abnormalities diagnosed on ECG.

Two patients (n=356) in the UK LEAP study developed a decrease in LVEF and five patients were reported as having an 'asymptomatic cardiac event' in EGF100151, four of whom were in the combination therapy group.

However, recent studies [ 83] demonstrated that adult male Long Evans rats given a high-fat diet developed a decrease, not an increase in their DA turnover in the ventral striatum, making it highly unlikely that the high-fat diet per se employed in this study is responsible for the enhancement of DA turnover which occures in the male SHRs.