Sentence examples for diminished consumption of from inspiring English sources

Finally, Khan and co-workers [ 84] have shown that the application of liposomal NAD+ on immunostimulated cells (modelling sepsis), leading to a decreased NADH/NAD+ ratio, prevents diminished consumption of O2 provoked by ONOO-.

Eventually, he concluded, "the greater number of furnaces will more than make up for the diminished consumption of each".

In both studies, early functional recovery of the joint and diminished consumption of NSAIDs were reported [ 10, 11].

While young adult IL-17-deficient mice were more sensitive than WT control mice to glucose and insulin challenges, increased glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity in IL-17-deficient mice diminished after consumption of a HFD for 14 16 weeks (Zúñiga et al, 2010).

This project will confirm the need to support the workers in PC in attending to their patients with COPD in a programmed manner, to conduct health-education programs with the objective of improving the symptomatology, to diminish exacerbations, and to diminish the consumption of prescription drugs and health-care resources.

Hence, Dutch policies are aimed to gradually diminish the consumption of fossil fuels in general and increase the share of renewable energy.

By employing the solvent decomposition it is possible to eliminate several process stages and diminish the consumption of both the process time, power, and mineral acid.

Peroxynitrite diminishes the consumption of H2O2 by MPO and causes a heme depletion that could be prevented by Cl− [28].

Although the reaction of ferric MPO with H2O2 will dominate, some competitive interference of this enzyme form with peroxynitrite diminishes the consumption of H2O2 [28].

In the context of our modelling approach, diminished food consumption is a consequence rather than a cause of body-weight loss in cachexia.

As the severe hypoglycaemia persisted, depression of respiration, hypoxaemia, tissue hypoxia (diminished oxygen consumption), acidosis, convulsion, coma, and, in some cases, death followed.