Sentence examples for a coincident increase from inspiring English sources

There was a coincident increase in the proportion of student visa holders granted a Temporary Graduate visa 485 (introduced in 2007) from 0.3% in 2007/08 to close to 20% in 2009/10.

To do so, we examine the first wave of light-truck offshoring to Mexico that occurred due to substantially lower post-NAFTA trade barriers and a coincident increase in US demand for light trucks.

A coincident increase of CBV and vascular density was reported, suggesting a relationship between the elevated CBV and angiogenesis [ 27].

This may reflect enhanced CD44 trafficking, since we observed a coincident increase in vesicular/cytoplasmic staining of an early endosomal marker in CD44WT cells (data not shown).

In addition to the overall increase in pediatric CDI-related hospitalizations, there was a coincident increase in hospitalizations either resulting from or complicated by rotavirus infection.

As rapid increases in p62/Sequestosome 1 were detected following Tnv-6 treatment, we expected to detect a coincident increase in ubiquitinated proteins and therefore, non-functional p53.

When stratified according to age-group (Table 3), the most dramatic decreasing trend in the prevalence of the high-risk genotype occurred in those aged 5 9 years (51% [1978 1988] vs. 32% [2002 2004], P = 0.05) with a coincident increasing trend in the proportion with the DRB1*04-DQB1*03 (horo- or heterozygous) genotype in the same age-group (19% [1978 1988] to 40% [2002 2004], P = 0.03).

Therefore, pancreatectomy induces rapid proliferation of ductal epithelial cells and a coincident significant increase in cells that express Pdx-1, a transcription factor that is involved in the earliest stages of embryonic pancreas development.

The decrease in the G/GI-type and coincident increase in the I-type could reflect a loss of the gastric phenotype from G and GI, respectively, secondary to an increase in tumour size, which is consistent with the previously reported notion that a majority of invasive tumours are derived from the gastric lineage [ 17] and that the gastric phenotype is lost during tumour progression [ 18, 20].

However, no coincident increase in vanadium (enriched in bitumen) occurred that would suggest the source of petrogenic PAC enrichment is direct input of bituminous particles.

Given the coincident increase in the interannual variability of NPP and the mean value of NPP over some regions (e.g., northern Europe; Fig. 2), farmers may not be able to take a full advantage of the long-term mean productivity increase, or may even be negatively affected by larger productivity variations.