Sentence examples for be a compensatory increase from inspiring English sources

A possible reason for this may be a compensatory increase in respiration as a result of the decrease in membrane potential [42].

In adrenalectomized animals, which have been used to further assess the role of catecholamines, there appears to be a compensatory increase in catecholamine generating enzymes and catecholamines in macrophages, resulting in amplification of the acute inflammatory response via engagement of α2-adrenoceptors.

When the expression of one of the multiple p53 target genes is suppressed, there may be a compensatory increase in the expression of another target gene.

This additional increase in the ASL group compared to AFL may be a compensatory increase due to the decreased expression of these genes in the starved fish.

However, if ESF acted solely on the ovary to suppress E2 synthesis or release, the expected response would be a compensatory increase in LH levels because of the feedback mechanism from the ovary to the hypothalamus and pituitary.

As a consequence, there is a compensatory increase in the secretion of an anterior pituitary hormone known as adrenocorticotropin.

There was a compensatory increase in heart rate (before, 55 +/- 1.3 beats/min; after, 59 +/- 1.5 beats/min, p = 0.05), which left cardiac output unchanged, as well as significant-but-subclinical increases in brain natriuretic peptide and troponin I.

However, HF patients have compromised cardiac function and depend on elevated TPR to maintain normal MAP: the unnecessary strain imposed on the heart (that is, a compensatory increase in CO) could explain why the intervention fails to deliver an improved outcome46.

The actual sale of music albums has decreased slightly, but there has been a compensatory increase in paid-for digitally downloaded music from industry-approved sites.

Following a period of sleep deprivation there is a compensatory increase in sleep time.

As acarbose treatment continues, there is a compensatory increase in enzyme activity in the lower small intestine [ 18, 69].