Sentence examples for manifested by decrease from inspiring English sources
CsA completely blocked activation of executioner caspases in cancer cells as was manifested by decrease in protein levels of active-caspase-3 and 9 in EAC and MCF-7 cells, respectively.
This, in turn, frequently leads to component and device malfunction and electrical instabilities manifested by decreases in conductivity as well as short- or even open-circuiting of conductors.
In mouse tumor models, green tea extracts suppress angiogenesis which was manifested by decreased necrosis areas and lower blood vessel density in the treated xenografts [83].
Objective: Maternal drug use is known to have fetal central nervous system depressive effects as manifested by decreased biophysical profile scores.
Mass transport frequently leads to component and device malfunction and electrical instabilities manifested by decreases in conductivity as well as short- or even open-circuiting of conductors.
Aging associated cognitive decline has been linked to dampened neural stem/progenitor cells (NSC/NPCs) activities manifested by decreased proliferation, reduced propensity to produce neurons, and increased differentiation into astrocytes.
Insulin resistance, which characterizes type 2 diabetes, is manifested by decreased insulin-stimulated glucose transport and metabolism [9], [10].
Syntaxin1B, SNAP25 and VAMP2 not only degrade faster in CHL1−/− neurons, but also show reduced functionality under stressful conditions manifested by decreased ability to bind to each other.
In the scenario of low efficacy vaccine, the decrease in tolerance that occurs as disease risk becomes lower is manifested by decreased vaccine tolerance in all birth cohorts (whereas when disease risk is high, reduced tolerance for vaccine risk is concentrated in early birth cohorts).
It is manifested by decreasing values of the equilibrium module (G e ) and low values of the relaxation time.
This is manifested by decreased chance of childbirth and an earlier mean age at menopause [ 15, 16].
