Sentence examples for example a decreased from inspiring English sources

The shielded sections of a vehicle will be less affected by the ventilation flow resulting in for example a decreased flame spread.

For example, a decreased secretory function, associated with slowed gastrointestinal transit time, could lend itself to an increased absorptive capacity.

For example, a decreased expression of Trp53 in microarray analysis was measured only in two probe sets that recognise multiple alternative transcripts from the same gene each, whereas a third definite probe set did not recognise any modulation of expression.

As shown by the rules given before as an example, a decreased platelet ATP level phenotype (MP 0009448) would be associated with an increased bleeding time phenotypes (MP 0005606) and a decreased platelet serotonin level (MP 0004725).

For example, a decreased expression of CDC42 was reported in the cerebral cortex of schizophrenic patients in post-mortem studies, and this has been implicated in defects in dendritic spines in cortical neurons in the patients [ 49].

When taken together, these results suggest that the drastic decline of neurogenesis observed during aging may be attributable to several mechanisms (Fig. 2), for example, a decreased number of proliferating cells or limited proliferation potential resulting from increased quiescence.

"When it comes to the new headquarters of non-European countries – Chinese companies for their European branch, for example – a decreasing number of them will choose Britain," he said.

In hypertensive patients for example, a decreasing CRAE over time is associated with increased arterial stiffness (in early-stage hypertension) and has shown potential to be predictive in regards to cardiovascular mortality and morbidity.

Thus, deflationary pressure on the system is, in Wicksell's theory, associated with a market rate of interest above the natural rate and, in this example, with a decreased supply of money.

Oxyhemoglobin, for example, causes a decreased activity of potassium channels, which may lead to membrane depolarization and consecutive vasoconstriction [2].

Oxyhemoglobin, for example, causes a decreased activity of potassium channels, which may lead to membrane depolarization and consecutive vasoconstriction [ 2].