The phrase "an increase in chemically" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a rise in chemical substances or reactions, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The study showed an increase in chemically reactive compounds in the sample."
Alternatives: "a rise in chemical" or "an escalation in chemical".
In addition, an increase in enantioselectivity was observed for chemically grafted polymers compared to physisorbed polypeptides.
We note that, in appropriate systems, an increase in concentration of slow chemically ordering units in liquids can produce a crossover to fast ion conducting glass phenomenology.
One interpretation of these results is that adding collagen increases the stress threshold that the hMSCs achieve either by chemically stimulating an increase in applied force, or by engaging a larger number of integrins, since fibrin and collagen bind separate populations of integrins.
In rats, a high-fat diet significantly stimulated tumor proliferation and cell kinetics in chemically induced mammary carcinomas [ 24], while in women an increase in saturated fat intake was positively associated with tumor growth and/or spread [ 25].
The slower dynamics is caused by an increase in entanglement density due to mixing/interactions between matrix chains and compatibilizer chains chemically attached to the droplets.
Recently, Hõrak et al. [18] induced high oxidative damage levels by chemically inhibiting the synthesis of glutathione in adult greenfinches, which led to an increase in the expression of eumelanic feathers, but not in the expression of carotenoid-based feathers.
Notably, when MTOR activity was chemically inhibited, not only was the rate of autophagic vesicle synthesis increased (as predicted by an increase in initiation), but vesicle turnover was as well.
Furthermore, since an increase in the level of GT1 or a decrease in the level of GT2 makes a cell more likely to be proliferating, we assume that this change also makes the cell more sensitive to chemically-induced carcinogenesis.
Two laboratories have published data showing substantial increases in chemically induced breast cancer in rats by a weak AC (alternating current) magnetic field.
At the same time for physically and/or chemically modified systems, there is an increasing in the contribution to the submaximum of the low-frequency bands.
