Sentence examples for an adequate increase from inspiring English sources

Increasing NRef does increase the library size; however, in the examples shown (ns4a, core), it does not lead to an adequate increase in the number of targets found.

This process of neurovascular coupling (i.e., neural activation coupled with an adequate increase in blood flow) is challenged during dynamic exercise.

While any secretagogue that causes an adequate increase in Ca2+ will stimulate the first phase insulin release, the complete range of secretory functions (initiation, augmentation and TDP) can only be produced by compounds that enhance cellular metabolism.

Platelet concentrate was only transfused in patients not responding sufficiently to fibrinogen concentrate (i.e. absence of an adequate increase in MCF in the EXTEM test after the administration of fibrinogen concentrate).

The high urinary anion and osmolal gap obtained after administration of IV fluids were suggestive of urinary excretion of an organic anion with an adequate increase in renal NH4+ production.

Thus, at some level of intake liver LRAT may become saturated acutely with extreme vitamin A intake, or slowly after long-term intakes of high vitamin A. In such situations, the dose-effect relationship for this key event may reach a threshold, i.e., an increase in retinol intake does not lead to an adequate increase in LRAT activity and storage.

Indeed, the governor is resisting the Democratic-controlled Assembly's demand for an increase of $1.7 billion in statewide school aid over two years, which Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver -- an ally of Ms. Weingarten -- says would be enough to pay for an adequate salary increase.

However, if or when insulin resistance develops, the β-cell defect may prevent an adequate compensatory increase in insulin secretion, resulting in a deterioration of the glucose tolerance.

Similarly, CD modeling showed that a reduction in extracellular [K+] could reduce Na+/K+-ATPase activity sufficiently to prevent an adequate compensatory increase in Na+/K+-ATPase activity from occurring in model cells with more negative glycocalyceal charge.

An important factor seems to be the lack of adequate increase in capillary density leading to a hypoxic environment and oxidative stress.

Adequate increase in muscle mass in response to enhanced physical activity seems to point to the diminished spontaneous physical activity as the main cause for decreased muscle mass in PWS subjects, but further research is needed.