Sentence examples for measurably lower from inspiring English sources

For that, we need to know if depressed men and women have measurably lower levels of serotonin or serotonin-metabolites (byproducts of serotonin breakdown), in their brains.

Writing in the current Journal of Abnormal Psychology, researchers from Ohio State University said that among people they had monitored for 18 months, those who reported symptoms of depression had measurably lower immune responses, as determined through blood samples.

There is a wealth of evidence to show that prescribing such books does work, the latest being research published in the journal Plos One which showed that people who used them over a year had measurably lower levels of depression.

There is a an increasing amount of evidence to show that this kind of self-help works, the latest being research published in the journal Plos One which showed that people who used these methods over a year had measurably lower levels of depression.

The big Bill Gates "if" (which brings wistful tears to contemplate) is that if Bill had only stayed at Harvard, graduated, and gone to work as a software writer at Wang Labs, America's wealth gap would be measurably lower today.

It can be challenging to visually evaluate DaT scans for patients with ET, considering that DaT scans appear the same for normal volunteers as for patients with ET; nonetheless, striatal-to-background specific binding ratios are measurably lower for patients with ET than for normal subjects (Gerasimou et al., 2012).

The HER3P measurements, however, drop measurably for groups three, four and five.

Employment growth would have been measurably slower and overall employment gains 700,000 lower were it not for the housing boom.

So many people died of disease in the Americas after the arrival of Columbus fifty-six million, aColumbus fifty-sixtest research in Quaternary Science Reviews—and so millioneaccordingared, cultovathe latesteresearchoned, and thus allowed to reforest, that CO2 levels were measurably reduced and the planet's temperature lowered.

The inclusion count was also very low (and not measurably altered by GnRH) in cells expressing HA-hGnRHR, which is consistent with the lower hGnRHR number at the cell surface during primary Ab loading.

Both clustered and non-clustered case incidence rates were seen to increase with lower SES quartile, with those patients living in the lowest SEP quartile at measurably higher risk for clustering.