Sentence examples for suggests the decrease in from inspiring English sources
In the case of Vinha et al. [ 46] their conclusion that the changes in biochemical and anthropometric parameters may be due to a decrease in postprandial hunger suggests the decrease in plasma urate levels observed could be due to a decrease in consumption of other serum urate-raising foods between meals rather than solely the function of tomato consumption itself.
The hysteresis loop for all the samples was shifted to low relative pressure approximately in the range of 0.4 and 0.7, suggesting the decrease in the pore size of the parent SBA-15.
Interestingly, the knockdown of Cx36 resulted in a decrease in the number of neurons and an increase in the number of GFAP-positive cells, which could suggest the decrease in neuronal differentiation, elicits a compensatory rise in astrocyte differentiation.
Real-time RT-PCR analysis of RNA extracted from E12.5 PiT1+/+ and PiT1Δ5/Δ5 embryos demonstrated that the level of albumin and α-fetoprotein transcripts in mutant embryos was markedly reduced, further suggesting the decrease in hepatoblast number or function (Fig. 2G).
Weiss et al 37 suggested the decrease in VO2max after 60 years of age was due to a drop in maximum cardiac output, as well as a reduction in the arterial/venous oxygen difference.
Subsequent studies suggested the decrease in net ion flow could result from several effects, such as avidin blocking the channel entrances or preventing the cholates from adopting conformations that permit ion transit (avidin binding sites are 30 Å apart).
This suggests that the decrease in the quality of stored blood is due, partially at least, to changes in the red blood cell membrane.
This suggests that the decrease in mtDNA levels is not a consequence of perturbed oxidative phosphorylation.
This suggests that the decrease in pSer152-Net1 observed in our experiments does not involve inactivation of PAK1.
This suggests that the decrease in INa per se is not enough to trigger spontaneous arrhythmias in mice.
This regulatory relationship suggests that the decrease in the PPP flux also reflects a metabolic adjustment to the uncoupling.
