Sentence examples for thereafter consistent from inspiring English sources
We report here a rapid increase in hnAVP transcription in SON and PVN up to 1 hour after HS administration, with levels stabilizing thereafter consistent with the presence of inhibitory inputs to stabilize AVP gene expression.
In contrast, for thyroid cancer, risk increases linearly until approximately 20 Gy and declines thereafter, consistent with a model in which higher radiation doses kill rather than transform cells [17], and for leukaemia, some studies suggest a similar pattern, though with a decline at approximately 4 rather than 20 Gy [18].
However, the small mass change observed for Xyl10AdC decreased after rinsing and thereafter was consistent with the expected mass value of Xyl10AdLC.
Thereafter, a consistent drop in the activity of the studied enzymes was observed, reaching values comparable to that of control at 25 μM PP1 concentration.
At 25 μg mL-1, a small increase of ROS by MNPs in SH-SY5Y cells was observed compared to that in the control cells at a 4-h exposure point and remained consistent thereafter.
Bolus-wizard settings of all participants were verified with 8-point testing over a 2-week run-in period before this study; thereafter, ICR was consistent in a given individual throughout the study period.
The expression of variant-01 was higher in animal aged up to ~6 months, after which the variant-02 expression starts increasing gradually during the ages 6 to 15 months and remained consistent thereafter.
Colloids were mainly given during the first day of ICU stay, with a consistent decline thereafter.
The net trade volume declined in 1984, with the appearance of imports, but displayed a consistent pattern thereafter (Figure 6.4).
The dam (Dd) had little contamination before September 1998, but consistent detections thereafter.
In the present study, we found that the risk of NPC increased with age until 55-59 years and decreased thereafter; this finding was consistent with data from previous studies in endemic areas [ 25].
