Sentence examples for evidence a decrease in from inspiring English sources

According to previous evidence, a decrease in the markers of bile acid synthesis may have been expected with aging.

We hypothesized that women with MDD who received IPT compared with women in the enhanced community standard (ECS) group would evidence a decrease in depressive symptoms following treatment.

In spite of a bright positivity for CD133 antigen during Mycoplasma hyorhinis contamination, after antibiotic decontamination it was possible to evidence a decrease in the percentage of CD133 positive cellular population.

Although women who received a BRCA1/2 negative test result evidence a decrease in distress (Croyle et al, 1997; Schwartz et al, 2002), BRCA1/2 mutation carriers may experience increased distress shortly after test result disclosure (Meiser et al, 2002; Van Roosmalen et al, 2004; Watson et al, 2004), which abates over the following years (Halbert et al, 2011; Graves et al, 2012).

The value of this parameter decreased in mutant strains, which evidences a decrease in the membrane energization.

Results concerning NPY+ were very similar to those obtained for TH, evidencing a decrease in sympathetic innervation in the iWAT of CR male animals but not in the rpWAT.

Murday et al. [ 5] had observed an increase in pulmonary vascular resistance and a decrease in systemic vascular resistance in patients undergoing cardiac surgery, whereas Shapiro et al evidenced a decrease in mean arterial pressure [ 6].

However, a study analyzing mRNA transcripts of syndecan-1 did not find significant differences between normal and cancerous tissues [ 39], while another, using colon carcinoma cells, evidenced a decrease in syndecan-1 mRNA levels in most of samples, along with a 2 5 fold increase in syndecan-2, and a decrease in syndecan-4 mRNA which was restricted to highly metastatic cell lines [ 18].

There was some evidence for a decrease in stability with age as evidenced by the 99% confidence intervals.

Noting that Los Angeles County had had a substantial drop in its death rate in early 1976 when numerous doctors there had withheld services to protest higher malpractice insurance premiums, he tied the decrease to a sharp drop in elective surgery and said there was mounting evidence that a decrease in elective surgery might improve life expectancy.

The results do not provide evidence for a decrease in training incidence.