Sentence examples for the decrement in the number from inspiring English sources

However, as we have shown in the example of women aged 64 years at their first screening and continuing to receive screening until 69 years old, the decrement in the number of excess cases starts immediately and would occur until screening is ongoing.

The decrement in the TC number due to global warming is 21.3%, which is within the range of previous studies (Knutson et al. 2010; Christensen et al. 2013).

The decrement in the impedance imaginary part was related to the carrier concentrations.

The decrement in the placebo group was 0.02 ± 0.05 and 0.08 ± 0.04, respectively (supplemental Table 3).

On the contrary, animals that were injected between the 4th and 7th sessions showed a strong decrement in the number of immature neurons when the task was learned.

None of the concentrations elicited a decrement in the number of cells as monitored by DNA content.

Similar to our study, neuronal damage and cell loss in the CA area of the female rat hippocampus was noted after exposure at 900 MHz [ 16, 17], while the prenatal exposure revealed decrement in the number of granule cells in the dentate gyrus [ 44] by cell death and the inhibition of the differentiation of neural stem cells into neurons [ 45].

In contrast, aged people showed a dramatic decrement in the number of late-EPCs with respect to the young group (*P<0.001; Fig. 1).

In contrast, platelet monocyte aggregates and the decrement in platelet numbers were significantly reduced under combined therapy (P < 0.001).

In the undifferentiated cells, 6 days of continuous exposure to each of the agents produced a corresponding decrement in the total number of cells as monitored by DNA content.

As shown in this figure, the decrement in plasma glucose AUC increased with increasing UGE.