Sentence examples for reflected a decrease in from inspiring English sources
Decreased apparent diffusion coefficient, therefore, reflected a decrease in extra-cellular fluid, suggesting that the recovery of delivery may be related to vessel normalisation.
The drop in income for the mayor and his wife reflected a decrease in earnings by Ms. Hanover, a television journalist and actress.
The legislators, supported by the other members of the delegation, said that state records based on the city's own financial statements reflected a decrease in local contributions to the district, to $114.2 million during the 2002-3 school year from $124.7 million during the 1999-2000 school year.
Since SOS has been shown to correlate with bone mineral density and even more with bone strength [22], we speculate that the decrease in SOS observed in our patients reflected a decrease in BMD as well as in bone strength.
Based on these reports, we reasoned that the lack of parasite effect on FMR of the host in winter was not a result of "no effect", but rather reflected a decrease in energy allotment to other activities.
To determine if the reduction in cell size reflected a decrease in cellular lipids, we compared the triglyceride content of PRLR KO BAT depots with that of WT depots.
Decreased CSF melatonin levels observed in AD patients reflect a decrease in pineal melatonin production rather than a diluting effect of CSF.
Durable goods inventories at wholesalers dropped 0.9percentt in February, reflecting a decrease in the supplies of imported autos.
"An increase in caesarean rates and instrumental deliveries often reflects a decrease in involvement with midwives, and this concerns me".
Bookings of nondurable goods dropped 0.3 percent, reflecting a decrease in the value of petroleum products.
"We're hopeful these figures really reflect a decrease in disease," said Dr. Caroline Ryan, associate director for international activities in the division of sexually transmitted disease prevention in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
