Sentence examples for in the context of decrease from inspiring English sources
As evidence that leptin replacement was beneficial to the patient, we documented resolution of hypertension, dyslipidemia and hyperinsulinemia, in the context of decrease in food intake and weight loss.
In the context of decreasing parcel size and generally low financial objectives for private forestland parcels, we emphasize the need for policy and practice to better adapt to address these trends in order to maintain sustainable forest management across the landscape.
Therefore, from these results a specific profile for NK resistant oral tumors emerged which demonstrated increased GM-CSF, IL-6 and IL-8 secretion in the context of decreased IFN-γ secretion during their interaction with the NK cells.
While our study does not directly assess dopamine release, the decreased 3-MT/DA and HVA/DA ratio in the context of decreased DA levels [31] at 8 and 12 weeks are consistent with more direct measurements of reduced dopamine release at the same time points [5], [29].
In the context of decreasing tuberculosis prevalence in China, we examined the effectiveness of screening household contacts of tuberculosis patients.
This disorder provides evidence that the dysregulation of NK cell homeostasis in the context of decreased NK cell cytotoxicity may contribute to the onset of autoimmunity.
The prospect of increasing the validity of survey data is increasingly valuable in the context of decreasing survey response, as well as increasing fiscal austerity.
Mutations observed in the context of decreased average methylation are NSD1 in HNSC and KDM6A (sharing a mixed subgroup with a majority of BLCA tumors).
In this article, we examine factors associated with improvement in A1C and the relative effectiveness of the intervention in the context of decreasing health disparities among ethnically diverse groups.
Ideally, the public health response to the possibility of rising incidence of STIs in the context of decreased or no new HIV infections would be framed in relative terms and therefore considered to be a good problem to have.
