Sentence examples for eventual decrease from inspiring English sources

Eventual decrease of coating porosity is analyzed.

In addition, the alteration in moesin localization and eventual decrease in expression were accompanied by a loss of CD43; a receptor involved in negatively regulating T cell activation.

When JP XIV second fluid was used as a dissolution medium, however, an eventual decrease of solubility was observed, that is, the fluid became white and cloudy as time passed.

It has been found that the main reason for the eventual decrease in oxygen evolution efficiency was partly because of the peeling and electrochemical dissolution of the oxide layer after electrolysis.

It was found to be reduced by about 55.53, 54.66, 47.97, and 37.40% respectively for VC, WVC, PC, and WC at the 100th day as compared to the initial value of the raw material at day 0. The obtained results are in agreement with Yadav et al. (2012) and Gao et al. (2010) who reported an eventual decrease in EC value with progress in composting and vermicomposting.

On the other hand, the TAP -k sometimes does satisfy Condition (7): Figure 5 shows its eventual decrease against an increasing E-value threshold E0.

Introduction of radiolabeled iron (59FeCl3) to Wt and PrPKO mice by gastric gavage reveals inefficient transport of 59Fe from the duodenum to the blood stream, an early abortive spike of erythropoiesis in the long bones and spleen, and eventual decreased 59Fe content in red blood cells and all major organs of PrPKO mice relative to Wt controls.

In contrast, hamsters maintained in LD from weaning through capsule implantation responded to 13L 11D with eventual decreases in body weight compared to those hamsters treated similarly but weaned into SD (Fig. 3E; SD/LD versus LD/LD; F = 4.7; d.f. = 8,104; p < 0.001).

The liposomal formulation further improved this inhibition level by 61%, with an eventual 98% decrease in TS activity (n=3).

Moreover, we should experiment with interventions to slow or reverse unfavorable CD4+ trends and we should address whether eventual CD4+ decrease impacts on the virological and clinical outcomes of therapy.

The eventual risk decrease is more profound the earlier the age at which the first full-term pregnancy occurs [ 1, 3, 5]; a woman who has a first full-term pregnancy under the age of 20 can reduce her lifetime risk of breast cancer by 50%, even allowing for the increased risk period immediately after parturition [ 1].