Sentence examples for in relative decrease from inspiring English sources

The interquartile range in relative decrease in DAS was 22% and 43% in orally and intramuscularly treated patients, respectively, indicating greater variability in relative decrease in DAS in the intramuscularly treated group.

The high relative connectedness of the nodes in the traditional network resulted in relative decrease in network distances between nodes.

This is supported by the fact that the interquartile range in relative decrease in DAS was higher in the intramuscularly treated patients.

These results indicated that a concentration greater than 10 μM induces not only apoptosis, but also necrosis due to cytotoxicity, resulting in relative decrease both of MTT and of caspase activities.

Mathematically it follows that bias by regression to the mean is lacking in relative decrease of any item that contributes to TDC, in particular when Contrast-values are used (Appendix, section 'Lack of bias by regression to the mean in Contrast and TDC-values').

These observations imply that for the high-GC group, either the GC content tends to increase in human genes relative to mouse or tends to decrease in mouse genes relative to human, whereas for low-GC group, either there is a trend in relative decrease in GC content in human compared with mouse or there is a trend in relative increase in GC content in mouse compared with human.

Similarly, our model predicted treatment with BOC/PR48 will result in relative decreases in the cumulative incidence by 42% in DC, 43% in HCC, 42% in liver transplants, and 42% in liver-related deaths compared to treatment with PR48.

Over the lifetime of this cohort, our model predicted that treatment with PR48 will result in relative decreases in the cumulative incidence by 37% in DC, 38% in HCC, 38% in liver transplants, and 38% in liver-related deaths compared to no treatment.

Over the lifetime of this cohort, our model predicted that treatment with BOC/RGT will result in relative decreases in the cumulative incidence by 38% in DC, 39% in HCC, 38% in liver transplants, and 38% in liver-related deaths compared to treatment with PR48.

Roughly speaking, lower values for t1 would appear as higher-frequency loss, lower values for t2 would be reflected in relative decreases in sensitivity at low temporal frequencies, and increases in Nit would result in lower sensitivity at all frequencies (and an increase in variability).

In addition, conditional knockout of ARID1A in B cells resulted in a relative decrease in proliferation in response to lipopolysaccharide compared with wild-type B cells.