Sentence examples for one small decrease from inspiring English sources

A slight difference between groups in response to the good health descriptors observed in Figure 2 (slight increase for group one, small decrease for group two) was not significant with the main effect of sequence (df = 1,149; F = 0.24, p = 0.623) and the interaction (df = 1,149; F = 0.07, p = 0.793) both non-significant.

Of the four studies that presented results at both 12 and 24 months, two found the same mean change from baseline at both time points (19, 26), one showed a small decrease in weight lost (20), and the other a small increase (33).

The R753Q TLR2 polymorphism increased the risk for candidemia in one small study through decreased IFN-γ and IL-8 levels (Woehrle et al, 2008), and two SNPs in the TLR4 gene were shown to be a risk factor for candidemia through increased IL-10 production (Van der Graaf et al, 2006), but these observations were not replicated in a larger study of patients (Plantinga et al, 2012).

The average expression levels of Shh one week after the lesion showed a small decrease (one-way ANOVA: F2,27 = 4.669, P = 0.018; Bonferroni: P = 0.104; Figures 3 and 4(d)) by 8 ± 3% compared to control levels, which was restored at one month (Bonferroni: P = 0.022; Figures 3 and 4(d)).

In fact, one might expect a small decrease in FL as increases in PA and PPV leads to increased portal to systemic shunting.

During the 2 years of the survey, there appears to have been an increase in the relative density of the native lineage over the introduced lineage in the 'mixed' zone of one site and a small decrease in the native lineage at the other site, although interannual changes in density for either lineage were not significant.

They are also inversely related in nature, that is, both rise time and settling time cannot be kept small: decrease in one necessitates increase in the other if nothing else changes.

Don't be fooled by the seemingly small decrease of one-tenth of a year in life expectancy, said study author Elizabeth Arias, a demographer at NCHS.

Intravascular haemolysis as a result of severe malaria has been shown in one small study to result in decreased levels of nitric oxide, increased pulmonary pressures, and myocardial wall stress.

One might speculate that the potential small decrease in physical activity induced by Faslodex may not detrimentally affect Gpx3 expression in the TA and EDL.

Two studies [ 31, 36] reported an increase in VAS in favour of DM and one study [ 37] showed a small decrease in VAS in favour of usual care.