Sentence examples for induced a decline from inspiring English sources
Increase in soil water content directly induced a decline in soil cohesion of all test samples and resulted in a decrease in shear strength for both plain soil samples and soil root composites.
LPS induced a decline of both neurophysiological parameters, which was prevented by vagus nerve stimulation.
Although the PLA NPs/MMC-SPC induced a decline in the cytotoxicity of MMC, the introduction of the nanoscaled drug delivery systems could increase the passive targeting efficiency in vivo (discussed below).
Interestingly, co-culturing (using transwell inserts) of PC-3 PCa cells with erythrocytes isolated from healthy controls has induced a decline in erythrocyte SphK1 activity.
Fludrocortisone administration induced a decline in circulating numbers of naïve CD4+ and CD8+ as well as central memory CD4+ T cells compared with placebo (p ≤ 0.006 for respective main effects of treatment).
Figure 2c shows that 0.5 ng/ml FasL had a weak effect, whereas 25 ng/ml FasL induced a decline in pro-caspase 8 and 3 that was inhibited by the pan caspase inhibitor zVAD.
In addition, a scenario of mean river's flow and/or nutrient input decrease may induce a decline of overall phytoplankton biomass and productivity.
While aviation will induce a decline of emissions in other sectors, significant absolute reductions within air transportation can only be reached by a more restrictive system design.
"Electoral uncertainty induces a decline in G.D.P. portions composed of costly-to-undo investments," according to a widely discussed 2014 study by Brandice Canes-Wrone and Christian Ponce de Leon of Princeton University titled "Elections, Uncertainty, and Economic Outcomes".
Zebrafish are sensitive to neurotoxins including MPTP, and exposure to this neurotoxin induces a decline in dopamine content and number of detectable tyrosine hydroxylase immunoreactive neurons in distinct nuclei.
Binding compulsory schooling laws put a lower bound on time in education and hence induce a decline in time to be allocated among other activities.
