Sentence examples for diminution rate from inspiring English sources

Our pharmacokinetic analysis demonstrated that BMP-7 concentration in the cartilage tissue decreased rapidly within 1 day and then the diminution rate decreased, but a measurable level of BMP-7 was maintained for at least 7 days after the injection.

Negative values for the kinetic order represent inhibition, that is, an increase in its variable leads to a diminution of the rate involved, while a zero indicates that the variable does not affect the described process.

Interestingly, we found that the loss of the catalytic activity of the peroxide-treated CcO was only associated with the diminution of the rate of ET from heme a to the catalytic heme a3 center during the reductive phase of the catalytic cycle.

The formulae require as inputs (i) information about the number, location and size of the habitat patches for several time steps to quantify landscape dynamics in terms of patch destruction, diminution or shifting rates and (ii) data on species traits such as their vulnerability to environmental variation and their dispersal ability to quantify local colonisation and extinction rates.

This requirement cannot be bypassed; but, if consent is sought by letter from or through the school – the usual method – there may be a major diminution of participation-rate through non-response.

When trying to fudge the religious issues and to assert some more generalized harm to society, proponents have struggled to provide any compelling evidence that extending marriage rights to same-sex couples bears some causal relationship to the diminution of marriage rates among opposite sex couples.

A slight but nonsignificant diminution in the rates of both LWBS and LAMA is noticeable since 2008.

For example, an influence of the aminoglycoside in use on aminoglycoside resistance patterns was reported [ 15, 16], and a diminution in the rates of ventilated associated pneumonia [ 17], including those caused by MRSA [ 18], was observed.

Prevailing wisdom credits cardiotocography and available Caesarean section with the diminution of stillbirth rates in high-income countries in recent decades; however, the role of cardiotocography in reducing stillbirth should be confirmed with more rigorous evidence.

The increase of the grafted layer thickness in the low viscosity range is interpreted to be due to a diminution of the termination rate while for higher viscosity, the reduction of the initiation rate causes the observed decrease of the grafted thickness.

The mutation of Glu-25 or Glu-577 results in a diminution in the overall rate of carbamoyl phosphate formation.