Sentence examples for trend of suppression from inspiring English sources

A similar trend of suppression of thalamic bursts correlating with an increase in information transmission efficiency during LC activation was observed in both anesthetized and awake animals (r=-0.31, Pearson's coefficient).

As concern over growing mega-fires and the trend of suppression expenditures has increased in the USA and Australia, so has the use of economic theory to maximise social benefits by optimally allocating resources in wildland fire management (Ganewatta 2008).

1000 mg/Kg dose of C. asiatica maintained this trend of suppression of glucose level at 60 min too.

Although we were unable to show significant differences in suppression of lipolysis between the two groups, the high liver fat content group showed a lower trend of suppression of lipolysis and higher trend of FFA concentrations.

This result agreed with the trend of nrpe-suppression we observed in the static cluster analysis using a fixed width of 500 bp (Table S4 ).

In June, a United Nations working group on enforced disappearances expressed growing concern about the rise in such cases inside China, calling them "the continuation of a disturbing trend in the suppression of dissidents".

The observed increase in mitochondrial DNA and RNA contents during the first year of treatment may represent a restorative trend resulting from suppression of HIV-1 infection, independent of the treatment used.

We also demonstrated a trend for improved suppression of inhibitor formation by coexpressing interleukin-10 (IL-10) and hFVIII from a bicistronic vector.

Indeed, the overall trend is the suppression of nonsensical motifs, such as signal chains where muscles feed information into sensors, or inter-neurons deliver signals to sensors.

If anything, there was a trend toward a suppression of the irrelevant distractor.

In the present study, we found that obese adolescents with high liver fat content, independent of visceral fat and IMCL, had 1) impaired insulin action in the liver and in muscle, 2) early defects in β-cell function, as shown by the low disposition index and 3) low adiponectin levels, and 4) a trend toward lower suppression of glycerol turnover during the low insulin dose.