The phrase "a profile of increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a trend or pattern that is showing growth or escalation in a particular context.
Example: "The report presented a profile of increasing sales over the last quarter, indicating a positive market response."
Alternatives: "a trend of growth" or "a pattern of escalation."
We observed a profile of increased average methylation, centred on the predicted TFBS at 3,749,417 locations where the consensus motifs for 106 transcription factor families were conserved.
Finally, atherosclerotic lesions in Ldlr−/−xFpr2−/− mice exhibited decreased collagen content, and Fpr2−/− SMCs exhibited a profile of increased collagenase and decreased collagen production pathways.
This was performed according to the Naughton protocol, 23 as this has a smoother profile of increasing speed/incline than other protocols, to allow a better assessment of maximum walk time.
ZOL has advantages over BTM in having a unique profile of increasing SWS with less next-morning residual effect.
Participants who did not report pleasurable states in response to a particular excerpt did not show any significant changes in psychophysiological arousal, whereas others who found those same excerpts pleasurable showed a distinct profile of increasing sympathetic nervous system activity as pleasure increased.
Clusters 4-6 contain 9 metabolites that show a biphasic profile of increasing then decreasing levels.
When the TOC is more than 0.1 %, the hydrocarbon potential index of deep source rocks shows a "big belly" profile of increasing followed by reducing with the increase of the depth or R o (Fig. 22).
Thereafter, from 12 60 months, however, both arms showed a strikingly similar profile of increasing glycemia with all four measures.
In conclusion, a specific profile of increased leptin, IL-6, CRP, and TNF α in IUGR mothers might indicate a proinflammatory condition for the development of poor intrauterine environment.
