Sentence examples for peculiar decrease from inspiring English sources

In fact, during REM sleep the intrahippocampal recordings clearly show a low-delta frequency rhythm, reported by others around 1.5 Hz using foramen ovale recordings [17], and easily discernible by visual inspection (see Figure 3), accompanied by a peculiar decrease of beta power.

Superfilling the gaps in VA-MWNTs with copper to produce a void-free Cu/VA-MWNT film is mainly based on the competitive diffusion and adsorption of polyethylene glycol and bis- 3-sulfopropyl) disulfide that leads to a peculiar kinetic profile decreasing from the bis- 3-sulfopropylof the gaps.

Low levels of testosterone have been found to be associated with cardiovascular diseases including heart failure, where hypogonadism could play a role in favoring the onset of some peculiar features like decreased exercise capacity, diminished muscle mass and energy handling and final cachexia [ 3].

Corticosteroid-associated ON showed peculiar alterations, consisting of a decrease in protein C and in an increase in D-dimer relative to healthy controls.

Linearizing the signal : The universal noise curve has the peculiar feature that the noise decreases as the mean expression level increases.

This might look peculiar, in view of the currently decreasing levels of POPs present in the environment.

This is due to a decrease of lightness associated to a peculiar and intense reduction of b*.

Magnetite phases may show peculiar hysteresis properties when the particle size is decreased.

Recent results indicate that both a peculiar dysbiosis of the gut microbiota and a significant decrease of butyrate production are present in patients with BD patients.

Based on an expectation of similar effects of DRD2 and DRD4 minor alleles, it is peculiar that the DRD2 A1+ genotype was near significantly associated with decreased AMPBA among the nomads.

The severe and peculiar immunological conditions of our 'treatment-naive' patient, reflected by the dramatic decrease of the CD4 cell count (24/μL), might therefore have played a role in the renal disease.