Sentence examples for generalised decrease from inspiring English sources

PAS_chr1-4_0416 encoding the cell wall assembly regulator SMI1 is similarly down-regulated consistent with a generalised decrease in cell wall biosynthesis.

Further, Western blot analyses demonstrated a generalised decrease in mammary ECM proteolysis with tamoxifen treatment, as evidenced by an increase in the ratio of high to low molecular weight species of fibronectin, laminin 1, laminin 5 and collagen 1. a Grade I glands are at least 50% adipocyte-rich stroma and devoid of dense fibrillar collagen deposition.

We postulate that increased central metatarsal pressures are reflective of the coupling between generalised joint laxity decreases and relatively increasingly inclined central metatarsal bones with age.

Although no differentially expressed gene is expected in these experiments, the high variation of the generalised log ratios indicates decreased sensitivity of the measurement if total RNA is compared to aRNA on the same array.

For example, in generalised linear models, a small decrease in the temperature leads to a small decrease in malaria incidence.

The Weibull and Gompertz distributions are appropriate when the hazard is always increasing or decreasing; the Log-Logistic may be used where the hazard either rises to a peak and then decreases or always decreases; the Log-Normal and Generalised Gamma models are preferable when the hazard rises to a peak before decreasing.

The total generalised cost on the network decreases by 0.05% with the additional terminal.

QEEG review immediately reveals right and left hemispheric activity and significant EEG changes such as seizures, worsening of focal slowing, generalised suppression and increasing or decreasing EEG frequency.

Those with generalised ADHCAI had normal prismatic architecture with decreased mineral content and increased protein content.

The main objective clinical findings are generalised wheezing (the most common sign), crackles, decreased lung sounds, clubbing, and cyanosis.

In generalised epilepsies, commonly widespread spike-related BOLD decreases have been detected in the cortex [Gotman et al., 2005; Hamandi et al., 2006; Salek-Haddadi et al., 2003].