Sentence examples for an increased end from inspiring English sources

In addition, MS4A8A-expressing CT26 cells displayed an increased resistance to hydrogen peroxide-induced apoptosis, which translated in an increased end weight of subcutaneous MS4A8A+ Ctumorsmors.

On the other hand, the beta and the chi-square WSNs routing paths use more hops to transmit the required data from source to destinations (including sinks) which leads to an increased end-to-end delay.

Moreover, the provided results also considered a reactive routing protocol, the AODV protocol, which revealed that it suffers from an increased end-to-end delay when compared to proactive versions and also that it registers more losses than the CGP protocol.

This rebreathing cycle results in an increased end-tidal CO2, mimicking a decrease in CO2 production.

Every three minutes, a partial re-breathing state is generated using the attached re-breathing loop, which results in an increased end-tidal CO2 and reduced CO2 elimination.

In patients with COPD, expiratory flow limitation and reduced lung elastic recoil result in air trapping and an increased end-expiratory lung volume (EELV) compared with healthy individuals [ 5– 8].

In a recent computed tomography (CT) study in pigs with oleic-acid-induced lung injury, we observed recruitment of the atelectatic lung and an increased end-expiratory lung volume (EELV) by spontaneous breathing [ 10].

The results show that two principal instability regions of different types (one of the types is divergence and the other is flutter) occur when the cracked shaft is subjected to an increasing end load.

Although an increasing end-tidal carbon dioxide level (+100%) in fluid-resuscitated animals indicated a significant increase in cardiac output, this increase in perfusion simply increased blood loss at the injury site, resulting in fatal blood loss.

Cold acclimation (CA) produced a model of volume-overload hypertrophy characterised by an enlarged heart, increased end-diastolic volume and preserved expression of both SERCA2a and muscle-CPT1 (m-CPT1).

Saline resuscitation is thought to generate an increase in cardiac output through a preload-dependent (increased end-diastolic volume) augmentation of stroke volume.