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Cell viability of TSB was 74.9% ±5.6, representing a decrease from 4th passage cells and HCS (P = 0.005 and P = 0.01, respectively).

At week 8, mean morning plasma cortisol concentrations of 253 and 315 nmol/litre (reference range: 138 690 nmol/litre) were measured in the budesonide MMX 9 mg and 6 mg groups, respectively, representing a decrease from baseline of 103 and 48 nmol/litre, respectively.

That represents a decrease from 2000, when the American Traffic Safety Services Foundation started its first National Work Zone Awareness Week campaign, according to James Baron, a spokesman for the foundation.

That figure would represent a decrease from 2008, in part because of lower spending by candidates in the primaries: President Obama, the incumbent, had no significant opposition, and the Republican candidates on the whole raised much less than the field did in 2008.

This represents a decrease from 157.67 kWh/m2 in 2014.

These numbers represent a decrease from the previous year.

PFOS was by far the most prevalent PFAS with a median serum concentration at age 7 of 15.5 ng/mL (interquartile range (IQR): 12.9, 19.2 ng/mL) which represented a decrease from age 5 (Table  2).

The pooled estimate showed that endotoxin levels decreased by 21.2 pg/ml (95% CI, 17.5 to 24.9 pg/ml) after PMX-F, representing a decrease of 33%to80%0% from pre-PMX levels.

7, 8 HCV RNA declines in a biphasic pattern after IFN therapy, with the initial phase representing a decrease in viral production from infected cells, while the slower and more variable phase is attributed to the loss of infected cells by way of the stimulated immune system.

The performance of the Set A model on Set B (0.73) was almost identical by AUC to the Set A performance (0.72), representing a decrease in AUC of 0.07 from the Set B model performance.

Increasingly rapid cycles of climate change resulted in pronounced post-Miocene rainforest contraction and expansion, resulting in further biodiversity loss: the Mystacinidae is one of 10 mammal families lost from Australian rainforests (representing a decrease of 37% in mammalian familial diversity) since the early to middle Miocene [ 66].