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The result figure (Fig. 2) explains a decrease in the absolute amount of the final setback and, ultimately, more severe postsurgical skeletal changes (postsurgical relapse).

The particles adhere preferentially to small bubbles increasing G-L mass transfer while higher coalescence rate of large bubbles explains a decrease in gas hold-up.

This probably explains a decrease in pulse rate with fimasartan.

This decrease in CVC exposure could in part explain a decrease in CVC-ABSI incidence.

In a similar way, in Verbascum, chromosome fusions may explain a decrease in the number of chromosomes from 36, to the remaining chromosome numbers that are reported in the literature, without variation in genome size.

COPD patients experience a shift in the skeletal muscle fiber [ 94], which may explain a decrease in oxidative capacity [ 91, 95]; such a fiber shift has been shown to be associated with a greater COPD severity [ 96].

One should, however, be aware that light is inhibitory to the pineal [ 35, 52], so that dysfunction in the transmission of light signals would not easily explain a decrease in melatonin.

More specifically, it has been postulated that mast cell degranulation with release of inflammatory mediators could explain a decrease in detectable mast cells in diseased tissue, as degranulated mast cells stain poorly [ 3, 12].

Hypothetically, those patients who adaptively react with nodal elongation due to chronic nerve stretching may reduce the mechanical forces acting on their digital branches during hand and finger movements, which may explain a decrease in symptomatology followed by improved function.

We observed a decrease in the expression of the basolateral transporters Oatp1 and Ntcp, as well as decreased staining of NTCP in the livers from LLKB1KO mice, which would explain a decrease in the taurocholate uptake in the isolated hepatocytes from LLKB1KO animals.

Furthermore, while stretching of white matter bundles may explain a decrease in λT due to increased axonal packing, this would not explain the increase in λ ∥, which tends to decrease with reduced axonal calibre (Harsan et al., 2006; Wu et al., 2007).