Sentence examples for perhaps decreasing from inspiring English sources

Nucleos(t)ide analogues have proven to be effective in controlling the disease and perhaps decreasing the incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma.

The report recommends that more postdocs be supported by training grants and fewer by PIs' research grants, with the total number of NIH-supported postdocs remaining constant or perhaps decreasing.

In addition, widely used migraine-specific therapies, including the oral and injectable formulations of sumatriptan, significantly decrease gastric motility in healthy volunteers [64 68], potentially exacerbating disease-related gastroparesis and, perhaps, decreasing or delaying oral absorption of triptans resulting in lower efficacy in more advanced attacks of migraine.

Perhaps, decreasing of post partum infections rates in our cases were the reason of using antibiotics after C/S.

Counterintuitively, perhaps, decreasing usage of the more efficient Philips in subsequent weeks led to decreasing total energy use.

Our results indicate that such a dietary change could result in important health benefits, perhaps decreasing risk for cancer in the next generation.

And, as his standing as a poet perhaps decreased, his stature as a man of letters grew.

It's not been too bad, but Shaker told me that the next couple of days may be the worst – before one's stomach shrinks and the pangs of hunger perhaps decrease.

Might my landlord have an obligation to provide an antenna that receives the free television stations, or hook me into cable for reception at no charge, or perhaps decrease my rent for loss of services?... Janice Jaffee, Manhattan.

Toward the end of my stay in Astana, I finally learned what the construction workers outside my window were building: the Astana Media Center, which could house as many as ten television channels, and, perhaps, decrease Kazakhstan's dependence on Russia in this sphere.

All this perhaps decreased his need to seek refuge in an ideal world, and in Un Coup de dés jamais n'abolira le hasard, poème ("A Throw of Dice Will Never Abolish the Hazard, Poem"), the work that appeared in 1897, the year before his death, he found consolation in the thought that he had met with some measure of success in giving poetry a truly creative function.