Sentence examples for where a decreasing from inspiring English sources
SBs induced effects on individual metabolites focused on triglyceride and VLDL subclasses, where a decreasing trend was observed.
This effect was seen in expatriates living in a highly endemic environment in Nepal, where a decreasing linear relationship was found between the odds ratio for diarrhea and duration of residence in that country [ 18].
Therefore widespread use of effective vaccines may induce a major impact in preventing the disease, especially when they are used during a long period of time as a part of the NIP, as occurred in Cuba, where a decreasing trend of BM has been documented after vaccination against meningococcus serogroup B and C, and more recently, Hib [ 4, 9, 10, 12].
If the 2001 data had been included in the final publication, the results would have been consistent with a more recent CDC study [ 29] where a decreasing trend of autism prevalence in Denmark after the removal of Thimerosal in 1992 was reported.
This implies that economic growth in India is dependent on nuclear energy consumption where a decrease in nuclear energy consumption may lead to a decrease in real income.
This is the case for northern Australia, where a decrease or an increase in rainfall post 2030 is considered equally likely based on climate model simulations.
CD4+FoxP3+CD25+ (nTreg) cell percentages were increased in the spleen and thymus in all Cd-exposed offspring except in the female spleen where a decrease was seen.
It expresses a cooperative attitude where a decrease in utility is accepted in front of the higher goal of a collective interest toward a shared solution.
The shrinkage temperature values of ink-free parchment areas are shown in Fig. 4a and b, where a decrease in Ts is observed.
This steep increase corresponds to the time period where a decrease in PWV would have been expected, due to the extinction of the convective storm.
For growers where a decrease in the number of heartwood rings is of importance, this slight gain may not be sufficient.
