Sentence examples for marker of reduced from inspiring English sources

Although increased p62 levels can be considered a marker of reduced autophagic flux, p62 has other functional roles.

The presence of islet autoantibodies in cord blood may also be a marker of reduced risk for T1D in offspring [ 41, 42].

This suggests that left atrial size was not a marker of reduced diastolic filling time or impaired left ventricular systolic emptying.

We believe the volume reduction of the hyperintense signal as marker of reduced initial brain injury in the HI-Lf group results from Lf treatment.

This is in contrast to previous studies in ovarian, tongue and non small cell lung cancers where cytoplasmic CIP2A is reported to be an independent marker of reduced OS 9, 14, 31.

This finding can be considered not only as a marker of reduced physical fitness, but also as a health risk, which was confirmed also by increased deposition of fat on the trunk where the changes have been mostly marked.

Measures involving poorer left-hand motor function may represent useful markers of reduced cognitive function possibly reflecting suboptimal hemispheric lateralisation.

Other markers of reduced iron availability include the ferritin index (soluble transferrin receptor (sTfR)/log ferritin) and the haemoglobin content of reticulocytes (CHr) [ 12].

23 If only more aggressive prostate cancer diagnoses are markers of reduced risk for subsequent cancers, then the difference between rates of new primary cancer in prostate cancer patients and men free of this disease in the US population would be diluted given the case mix.

A few contradictory reports found no increased risk of ALL or cALL with (markers of) reduced or delayed infectious exposures, and some actually described higher risk with more infectious exposures (Chan et al. 2002; Dockerty et al. 1999; Guise et al. 2005; Infante-Rivard et al. 2000; Neglia et al. 2000; Rosenbaum et al. 2000; Schüz et al. 1999).

This argues in favor of a reduced number of potential gene markers and, therefore, of reduced costs in biomarkers driven prognosis.