Sentence examples for minimally lower from inspiring English sources

In agreement with our study, these authors observed no increase of U-Cd in former smokers who had even "minimally" lower U-Cd levels than current smokers.

However, at soaking under 100 mbar it was only minimally lower and statistically equal to 50 mbar but less energy-consuming to perform.

Only the very first data points of <1 nm showed a minimally lower O fraction after 6 months at room temperature.

Circulating insulin levels were minimally lower upon glucose challenge in AKAP150Δ36 mice than in controls and the pancreatic insulin content was similar in both genotypes.

Of note, very few diabetic participants were treated with insulin, and oral glucose lowering medications are expected to only minimally lower glucose (e.g. by ~1 2 mmol/l) as compared to non-treated values.

Furthermore, the largest difference in DI (compared to before the implementation) was found among patients in the after-CPP group, whereas patients in the after-no CPP group had only a minimally lower DI (compared to before the implementation) and still a long DI.

It can be speculated that these positive results may reflect a selection of patients with early stage cirrhosis with only minimally lowered thrombocyte counts, which were therefore regarded to be eligible to receive IFN.

Reasons for a picture with elevated calcitriol, normal 25-OH vitamin D, and minimally lowered PTH could be treatment with calcitriol (sometimes used in the treatment of parathyroid or kidney disease) or endogenous production of calcitriol.

With an anticipated sensitivity of 95%% and minimal acceptable lower confidence limit of 65%% a sample size of minimally 16 patients per group was needed [16].

He emphasised that IR is a successful subspecialty of radiology, due to the high patient demand for minimally invasive therapies, lower morbidity and mortality of IR procedures, cost-effectiveness and proven success.

The non-adherent fetal rat liver cells expressed albumin and AFP only minimally (100-fold lower level compared to the adherent culture; Fig.  5a, b).