Sentence examples for a tendency of enhanced from inspiring English sources

Pigmentation was stimulated at low water concentrations in the case of T. versicolor and X. polymorpha for both wood species tested, while I. hispidus, P. squamosus, P. brumalis and S. cuboideum showed a tendency of enhanced pigmentation at higher levels of moisture content (35%-55%).

This was contradicted by a significant increase in gene expression of COL1A1 and COL3A1 in skeletal muscle and a strong tendency of enhanced collagen related gene expression in Achilles tendon.

In contrast, at 18 h post-exposure, a general tendency of enhanced COX-2 mRNA was observed, reaching statistical significance in the cerebellum only.

In contrast to metallothionein, there was a tendency for enhanced expression of these genes in ZnT8−/− islets, reaching statistical significance for Slc16a3 (MCT4) when compared in WT and ZnT8−/− islets during hypoxia.

Significantly enhanced odor sensitivity in socially agreeable people, significantly enhanced trigeminal sensitivity in neurotic subjects, and a tendency for enhanced pain tolerance in highly conscientious participants was revealed.

In other words, DCIS-Mi is characterized by a slightly elevated cell proliferation ability and a tendency for enhanced apoptosis, which could increase cell death and subsequently promote the formation of necrotic foci [ 34].

Such functional disturbances may underlie a tendency for enhanced altruism driven by empathy-based guilt observed in some patients.

11 We found a tendency for enhanced delayed HR response in men with a rather strong effect size.

These results indicate that the breast tumor biology differs depending on focality and suggest a tendency for enhanced EMT in multicentric/multifocal breast cancer.

One could speculate that the enhanced CA1 LTP promotes a tendency of the synapses to rapidly reach saturation, which in turn impairs their ability to store new information or consolidate established memory traces.

Betrayal has been a tendency of mine.