Sentence examples for may then decrease from inspiring English sources

The acceptance and the motivation of the drivers may then decrease.

The interaction forces may then decrease and cause a lowering in the flow resistance and the apparent viscosity of the system.

Therefore, the ratio of dN/dS may in a way reflect evolutionary distances among a certain range of closely related bacteria living in the same kind of niche, e.g., independent isolates of S. typhi that dwell only in the human body; in such cases, more closely related strains may have greater dN/dS values than more distantly related ones and the dN/dS ratio may then decrease with time.

Plasma lactate may then decrease over time, provided clearance is not impaired.

The intensity of stress responses to that particular stimulus may then decrease as the animal learns to consider the stimulus as innocuous [ 42].

Your doctor may start you on a higher dose of fluticasone nasal spray for awhile and may then decrease your dose after your symptoms are more controlled.

The diameter of the IVC may then fall, due to decreased IVC transmural pressure (i.e., the intraluminal pressure less the extraluminal pressure).

A loss of function phenotype would be hidden by a transgenic approach for two reasons: 1) the two endogenous wild type alleles can support synthesis of sufficient amounts of functional wild type protein: 2) the over-expression of a partial loss of function mutant protein may augment rather then decrease that function, as may happen in the disease.

Before the apoptosis is manifest at the cellular level, the mRNA expression level of target genes may reach a peak and then decrease.

Furthermore, the association between IGF-I concentrations and type II diabetes is complex and it seems to be related to time since diagnosis – IGF-I may increase following insulin resistance and then decrease due to hypoinsulinaemia, as a result of damaged pancreatic β-cells (Bell and Polonsky, 2001).

The resulting acidosis may then cause decreased contractility and increased calcium overload during the reperfusion period.