Sentence examples for indicating a marked decrease from inspiring English sources

With the B. anthracis enzyme, a 7.5-fold molar excess of ciprofloxacin reduced the activity of 8-methyl-3′- AM P-dione by <40%, indicating a marked decrease in quinolone binding.

Visual inspection of the other neural generators in these two microstates (Microstate 1 and Microstate 2) indicates a marked decrease of activations of the right hemisphere in Microstate 2 relative to those observed for Microstate 1 with a simultaneous accentuation of activations of the left hemisphere activity and in particular of the inferior parietal lobule.

Initial analyses indicated a marked decrease in the apoptotic response of paclitaxel-resistant MCF-7 cells to a range of agents.

Such findings were corroborated by western blot data obtained on isolated mitochondrial and cytosolic fractions, which indicated a marked decrease in the amount of cytochrome c remaining in mitochondria in ZR75.1 and MCF-7 cells, but not in MDA-MB-231 cells.

The diffraction patterns of the 1 : 2 TA-PU films prepared by method I indicated a marked decrease in the peaks intensity of the crystalline TA and show very small peaks at around 15.72 18.70° and 24.90 26.81° whereas the remaining peaks of the drug have not been detected).

mTOR inhibition by rapamycin was indicated by a marked decrease in p-RPS6 and paralleled by a significant reduction of phospho-Ser129 h α-syn.

Lymphocytopenia induced by the systemic inflammatory response reveals depression of innate cellular immunity indicated by a marked decrease in T4 helper lymphocytes and an increase in T8 suppressor lymphocytes [ 22].

TCDD treatment decreased expression of both Afp and Alb, indicating a marked loss of rHB colonies.

Friedreich ataxia patients show a marked decrease in both frataxin mRNA and protein levels [1].

Bureau of Justice statistics show, King wrote, a "marked decrease in random assaults, including black assaults on white strangers".

RNA interference and drug inhibition of HIF-1 α cause a marked decrease in AM expression, indicating that AM is a target gene of HIF-1.