Sentence examples for an atypical increase from inspiring English sources

We observed that O. brachyantha experienced an atypical increase in the copy number of certain retrotranposons (both copia and gypsy).

Histological analysis revealed an atypical increase in the number and severity of cardiac lesions at day 7 PI in TLR3KO mice compared to both WT NOD and MyD88KO mice (Figure 2A).

National surveillance detected an atypical increase in influenza-like illness (ILI) in mid to late February 2009 and a further increase in early to mid April.

If an atypical increase in the number of ILI consultations in these hospitals occurs in a short period, this increase could signal a need for further investigations and the institution of possible control measures.

The aqueous media thus was much more transparent, which results in an atypical transmittance increase with an increase in temperature.

Rather than silencing RIP140 expression, mir-346 has been found to function in an atypical manner, increasing the protein levels and therefore the repressive activity of the cofactor, but a miRNA antagomir can be used to dampen RIP140 activity [129].

Clinicaltrials.gov: NCT00139997 Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD, winter depression) is a well-recognized form of recurrent depressive disorder, characterized by typical and atypical (increased appetite, weight, sleep and fatigue) depressive symptomatology and a distinct seasonal nature [ 1, 2].

Abnormal patterns of neural connectivity have indeed been associated with autism (Courchesne & Pierce, 2005; Geschwind & Levitt, 2007; Just, Keller, Malave, Kana, & Varma, 2012) and atypical (increased) connectivity was found in 6-month-old Sib-A (Wolff et al., 2012).

One hypothesis is that atypical increases in nuclear PTEN, which is also mutant, prevent normal cytosolic PTEN function.

Compared to 2007 and 2009, large and atypical increases in diarrheal disease and especially dysentery cases occurred in 2008 following Cyclone Nargis.

MSH6 mutations are rarer than mutations in the other two genes, being found in 10 20% of HNPCC cases, who often have an atypical presentation and increased predisposition to endometrial cancer (22, 23).