Sentence examples for the reduced increase from inspiring English sources

The response of rice to salt stress (50, 75 and 100 mM NaCl) could be clearly distinguished from the control as indicated by the reduced increase of shoot area.

The reduced increase in XOD activity in the α-amylase-treated animals is explained by the fact that in the absence of pancreatitis there is no conversion from the dehydrogenase to the oxidase form.

In contrast, in IFN-γ-/ mice the lack of IFN-γ may be responsible for the missing early decrease of PECAM-1 and the reduced increase of ICAM-1.

Of the genes affected by all three arsenicals, only one, that coding for interleukin-1 receptor, type II, showed enhanced expression, a finding confirmed by the reduced increase in NF-κB (nuclear factor kappa B) activity seen in response to interleukin-1β in iAsIII-exposed cells.

As specific upregulation of BiP by co-transfection can inhibit ORCTL3-induced apoptosis (Fig. 6 C ), the reduced increase of BiP could be an important aspect of ORCTL3's activity in long-established tumor cell lines, which can be expected to have accumulated numerous mutations that thwart cell death and support the anti-apoptotic response during ER stress.

On the basis of the slow decreasing OTR after 7.5 h, the pH-curve and the reduced increase in the OD-values, it could be concluded that the metabolism of E. coli pRSET eYFP-IL6, with the applied conditions, is affected at pH-values below 5.8.

These figures show that the reduced velocity increases, while reduced mass increases as we move from the shock front to the inner expanding surface (or piston).

According to the results, the momentum loss in the wake decreases as the reduced frequency increases.

The reduced velocity increased the contact time of the washing solution with the DNAPL enhancing its dissolution, but the decrease of the capillary number caused less mobilisation.

The reduced income increases demand for children to work, but they may bind such that the desired amount of work absent the constraint is not feasible under the compulsory schooling law.

It could be hypothesised that increased serum folate results in an increase in the reduced folate pool and hence increased TS inhibition, increased drug activity and, therefore, increased toxicity.