Sentence examples for because of increased levels from inspiring English sources

Ocean acidification is occurring because of increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Health issues were important intrinsic motivators, because of increased levels of concern, and extrinsic motivators, as a result of advice from others, to engage in programmes.

Thus, higher plasma Hsp70 levels may be caused by release rather than secretion of Hsp70 because of increased levels of cell injuries in the highly exposed workers.

We speculate that these differences were ameliorated in this study because of increased levels of prenatal androgens experienced by the females infants.

We then speculated that CCR6+ Th17 cells might be retained in the LNs because of increased levels of CCL20 within the LN tissue.

Tallness is a potential risk factor for prostate cancer (Macinnis and English, 2006), possibly because of increased levels of bioavailable insulin-like growth factors (IGFs) or androgens (Tanner, 1990), or to genetic predisposition (Silventoinen et al, 2003).

The neuropeptide substance P (SP) has been supposed to be involved in the etiopathology of affective disorders, mainly because of the finding of increased levels of SP in the cerebrospinal fluid of depressed patients and the preliminary evidence of antidepressant effects of SP-receptor antagonists in depressed patients.

Moths may also be vanishing because of increasing levels of nitrogen in the environment due to car emissions and nitrogen fertilisers.

Although research on allergen content of pollen/mold is limited, it does suggest that even if pollen production remained unchanged, allergic illness could increase because of increasing levels of allergenic protein due to higher CO2 concentrations.

The rise of O2 on Earth was a major factor in the evolutionary history of SORs and SODs, not only because of increasing levels of biological oxidative stress but also because of changes in the availability of redox-active transition metal ions.

Are women who have had multiple normal pregnancies or pregnancies with multiple fetuses at greater risk of hypothyroidism because of the increased levels of soluble fms-like tyrosine kinase 1 in pregnancies with multiple fetuses and in normal pregnancies at term?