Sentence examples for test a decrease in from inspiring English sources

Bicuculline induced anxiety in B6 mice in both the free exploratory test (a decrease in the time spent in the novel environment) and the light/dark test, but induced an anxiolytic effect on ABP mice in the elevated plus-maze.

In the forced swim test a decrease in immobility and an increase in active movements is indicative of a decrease in depression-like behaviour (Porsolt et al., 1977).

Using our high-content live cell-imaging assay, we detected an immediate arrest of cell cycle progression at every stage tested, a decrease in RNA intensity and an enlargement of the food vacuole in the parasite.

The latter two tests differ from the likelihood ratio test in that they explicitly test for a decrease in SIR rather than just testing for heterogeneity.

The same method was used to test for a decrease in IGF- 1R with the lycopene supplement without any adjustment for multiple testing.

To test how a decrease in MHC class I levels would affect the degree of Ly49 receptor downmodulation, we measured Ly49A and Ly49C cell surface expression on splenic NK cells from MHC homozygous and hemizygous mice.

To test whether a decrease in MDR1 mRNA indirectly affected resistance in these cells, we introduced a MDR1-specific hammerhead ribozyme into wild-type SW-1573 cells.

Interventions to strengthen the epidemiology and laboratory infrastructure result in an increase in the probability that samples are tested and a decrease in the time needed to perform the testing.

Addition of the BPP derivatives tested induces a decrease in both I corr and R corr whereas, the R p values at the same time increases; thus BPP derivatives act as inhibitors for copper dissolution in nitric acid.

The spot tests indicated a decrease in excess thiosulfate as the RH increased from 70to9090% RH, suggesting that as the humidity increased the thiosulfate was exhausted through the formation of silver sulfide.

Similarly, we tested whether a decrease in PKA activity could improve growth at high pH.