Sentence examples for further slower decline from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of DNA from living plant tissue appears to be lost before it reaches lake sediments and there is a further slower decline in DNA yield after sediment burial.

A slight decrease in CpxP levels at 4 h compared with that at 1 h after CORM treatment showed a further slow decline in CpxP abundance.

The reduction in tumour red cell flux following CA4P treatment was somewhat slower than for Y27632 (significantly different from the control group by 20 min after administration) but reached similar low levels by 30 40 min, with a further slow decline during the remaining time course of the experiment.

Figure 1c displays the measured apparent resistivity of all 20 ZnTe Cu samples, in which one can see that the apparent resistivity falls rapidly till TCu reaches 870 °C followed by a relatively slower decline as TCu further increases.

Atorvastatin treatment did not significantly preserve beta cell function although there may have been a slower decline of beta-cell function which merits further study.

Despite near optimal management of risk factors and use of ACEI in most patients, treatment with olmesartan further attenuated proteinuria and slowed decline of renal function estimated by 1/SCr compared with placebo.

For weaker activation of the leukaemic cells, the overall decline of tumour load is even further slowed down.

Not only does Luu hope it could slow further decline; it may actually reverse it; during his study of chicks, he found that a few hours a day under a blue lamp undid the damage of the red lights and returned the chick's vision to normal.

In turn, the initial decrease in E. coli K12 TG1 lac::lux luminescence on the GO-P surface, accompanied by a very slow further decline in light production), led to the evaluation of this material as nontoxic.

Analysts said a further slowing is expected.

Transmissivity reduction was clearly related to TBP removal rate, following an initial slow decline and a further sharp decrease with time.