Sentence examples for basis for the increase from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the surface adsorption layer of the gas plays an important role in the hydrocarbon gas permeation mechanism in a polymer membrane, while a swelling of the polyimide film is the basis for the increase in the permeability with pressure.

However, since our data also indicated that the expansion cannot be demonstrated by BrdU incorporation (Fig. S2), the cellular basis for the increase remains to be determined.

The physical basis for the increase in infectious titre seen after exposure to pronase E remains unexplained, but may reflect changes in PrP aggregate size with concomitant alteration of specific prion infectivity [8] or increased bioavailability of prions following removal of other proteins.

The basis for the increase in half-life for drugs cleared by renal elimination is discussed further in the next section.

We next sought to establish if this was the basis for the increase in opposite-sex insulin-expressing cells in cord blood stem cell transplant recipients.

To investigate the biological basis for the increase in WM266.4 human melanoma ADC, we performed histological analyses on the excised tumour tissue samples.

The basis for the increased differential for CD133± for CD105 vessels therefore seems to be an increased separation of CD133− cells from the blood vessel rather than increased proximity of CD133+ cells.

These findings provide a novel basis for the increased risk of brain damage in jaundiced newborns that were previously exposed to hypoxia or ischemia during the perinatal period, namely during delivery.

Ms. Jahangir said in a statement in March that she was concerned that "information gained as a result of such monitoring will be used as a basis for the increased persecution of, and discrimination against, members of the Bahai faith, in violation of international standards". Mr. Mohammadi, the Iranian press secretary, said he could not confirm whether such a document existed.

The enhanced electromagnetic fields in proximity to metal nanoparticles are the basis for the increased absorption predicts the extent of absorption and the relative increase in singlet oxygen generation from photosensitizers (Barber et al. 1983; Yang et al. 1995).

Due to these actions, the Special Rapporteur of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights stated on 20 March 2006, that she "also expresses concern that the information gained as a result of such monitoring will be used as a basis for the increased persecution of, and discrimination against, members of the Bahá'í faith, in violation of international standards.