Sentence examples for pattern a decrease from inspiring English sources

Translational elongation was the sole BP category characterized by the 1− D D D pattern (a decrease in expression during each subsequent interval).

Examples of BP categories showing the 13− S S D pattern (a decrease in expression only during the third interval) were Histone methylation, Determination of bilateral symmetry, Secondary metabolic process, Meristem initiation, Pyrimidine ribonucleotide biosynthetic process and Meiosis.

After 4 h of incubation the percentage of the three patterns was markedly different: pattern A decreased to about 40%, pattern B remained at about 10%, while, pattern C reached 50%.

The rapid and unplanned nature of this demographic shift affects life choices and opportunities; contributing to epidemiological transition with an increase in unhealthy dietary patterns, a decrease in physical activity and a rising NCD burden [ 2- 4, 6, 7].

The most common pattern is a decrease in total and unbound triiodothyronin (T3) with normal levels of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) and thyroxin (T4).

One relatively consistent pattern was a decrease in PDE in chronic patients in the subcortical structures.

Sarita's diet, on the other hand, did not fit this pattern, showing a decrease in maize consumption as she approached her death.

The crystallisation temperatures obtained for compositions with fixed phosphate at 55 mol%, showed a reverse pattern, with a decrease in values as compared to the fixed 50 mol% phosphate compositions.

As a result of deforestation, the area experiences seasonal weather pattern changes, a decrease in river water volumes, and an increasing threat to the loss of national economic assets in tourism, energy and agriculture sectors.

One pattern was a decrease in gene expression during coexistence with predators and an increase in gene expression when the predators were removed.

Declines in fish stocks were also reported from other countries bordering the North Sea, with a similar pattern everywhere: a decrease in fish but improved catching technology as steam vessels became faster [36], and an expansion in the fish trade [37].