Sentence examples for supported by a decrease from inspiring English sources

Crucial role played by quantum dots is supported by a decrease of σ AC and α observed for large germanium coverage (hGe > 14 Å), when structurization into quantum dots gets less pronounced and the thickness of Ge layer becomes more uniform.

This is supported by a decrease in the DRB-induced UV sensitisation in G1, observed in HR proficient cells.

This was further supported by a decrease in levels of aliphatic glucosinolates in T-DNA insertion mutants of MYB28, MYB29 and MYB76, where the mutants reveal differential specificity for chain lengths.

This trend was also supported by a decrease in the frequency of these behaviors (anogenital sniffing, Tg5: P<0.001; Tg7: P<0.001; non-anogenital sniffing, Tg5: P = 0.42; Tg7: P<0.05; non-agonistic social behavior, Tg5: P<0.01; Tg7: P<0.01, unpaired two tailed t-test) (Fig. 5C, D).

This finding was supported by a decrease in β-actin levels.

This is further supported by a decrease in pain sensations with both hand and feet cooling after acclimation.

These findings and those displaying that MBP+ cells and NF200 staining in the CNP::EGFP cortex were more sparsely distributed provide evidence of axonal loss, which was supported by a decreased number of NeuN+ cells in the CA3 fields of the hippocampus.

Malaria incidence also shows a clear autoregressive pattern, supported by a decreasing ACF confirmed by significant PACF, coefficients at 1, 2 and 11 months of lag.

These beneficial changes in animals fed diets supplemented with the extract were supported by a decreased HDL-C/TC profile as well as by a substantial decrease in the values of calculated atherogenic indexes, i.e. the AI expressed as log TG/HDL-C) and the AII expressed as (TC-HDlog TG/HDL-C

Third, if the global impact of educational interventions was supported by a decreased incidence of pain and SAE along with an increased rate of analgesic administration, no qualitative method was performed to better assess the impact of each aspect of educational interventions on health caregivers' skill regarding pain management as well as nurse-physician interaction and nurse autonomy [ 14, 54].

This is further supported by a significant decrease in gene expression of the inflammatory mediators TNF-α (100% decrease) and IFN-γ (100% decrease).