Sentence examples for marking a reduced from inspiring English sources

The expression of both genes negatively correlates with BMI and cardiovascular risk factor clustering therefore potentially marking a reduced developmental potential of the more differentiated cells of the morbid obesity fat depot.

The genomic instability demonstrated in this study is marked by a reduced clonogenic survival in the progeny of treated cells 10 population doublings postexposure and a persistent level of cytogenetic abnormalities.

Basal insulin formulations have been continuously improved over the years and have become widely used as they have many pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic advantages over neutral protamine Hagedorn (NPH) insulin including a longer duration of action, reduced variable absorption profiles and a reduced marked peak effect [ 3].

BL-CFC assays performed with cells sorted from each quadrant in Fig. 1Bi showed that ENG expression on FLK1+ cells in day 3 EBs marked a population with reduced BL-CFC potential compared with FLK1+ cells that lacked ENG expression (Fig. 1Bii).

It could be easily observed that the extracted edges of lane marking indeed reduced if our proposed procedure could be applied appropriately.

Microsporidian genomes are highly compacted and show a marked reduced gene content.

Patients with regular use of opiates and other drugs influencing GI motility or hormonal release, or a marked reduced renal function were excluded.

In the course of climate change and sustainable development, changing travel behaviour marks a cornerstone towards reducing the negative impacts of CO2-emissions and resource exploitation.

In one influential account, high tonic pupil dilation as an index of high tonic LC-NE would actually reflect a more exploratory cognitive mode, marked by reduced cognitive control (Gilzenrat, Nieuwenhuis, Jepma, & Cohen, 2010).

The Oxford report concludes that this form of marking "could be reduced without any negative effect on student progress".

Fence marking reduced capercaillie collisions by 64%, black grouse by 91% and red grouse by 49%.