Sentence examples for reduced passage from inspiring English sources
The link between presence of cul-de-sac and deprivation seemed also to discredit the theory proposed by Newman (i.e., cul-de-sac were beneficial against crime as they reduced passage of people thus making urban spaces more controllable [36]).
Using P. berghei as the model, genetic disruptions of celtos not only reduced sporozoite infectivity of the liver, but also reduced cell passage through the liver sinusoid as well as reduced passage through the midgut epithelium by ookinetes [8].
I have heard that it is sometimes possible to get free or reduced passage on a cruise ship in exchange for teaching classes.
The authors suggested that MLC-kinase acts on the cell-cell junctions and by blocking its activity the junctions remain intact, resulting in a reduced passage of leukocytes.
The overall effect of this is a reduced passage of toxic and pro-inflammatory substances across the epithelial barrier.
They included a 7th-century BC Assyrian inscription that, she discovered, had been mistranslated in the 1920s, reducing passages to "absolute nonsense".
In contrast, endogenous ERα expression was progressively lost with passage: it was still present at passage 3, substantially reduced at passage 4 and absent at passage 6.
It is evident that the number of SA-β-Gal-stained cells (blue) is already significantly reduced at passage 5 in human adipose-derived stem cells exposed to REAC, as compared with untreated cells at the same passage.
Most interestingly, in septic patients, this suppressive effect was significantly reduced after passage of plasma through a resin and after incubation with anti-IL-10 antibodies [ 51].
In terms of aggrecan (AGC) and type II collagen (Col2) mRNA expression, the chondrocytic phenotypes were even attenuated in P0 cells and expression became progressively reduced with passage.
Rosiglitazone effectively reduced the passage of the S-type cells, but not of the N-type cells, through the extracellular matrix-coated membranes.
