Sentence examples for been thought to increase from inspiring English sources
Blood transfusion has also been thought to increase the risk of death in ICU patients [ 1, 3].
This has long been thought to increase the specificity of traditional PCR diagnostic assays relying on the presence or absence of a fragment on agarose gels [ 23].
In addition to the possible role of impaired expression of nitric oxide, enhanced activity of MMPs has been thought to increase the development of atherosclerosis [ 6, 7].
Conversely, the risk of malaria infection has been thought to increase during downregulation in cellular immunity (including interleukin-12, interferon-gamma, T cells) and T helper (Th) 2 cell upregulation following measles infection and/or immunization (Desai et al., 2005).
Although nCD64 expression has been thought to increase with sepsis severity [ 34], we did not find nCD64 expression to be influenced by severity of illness or even sepsis staging, but by the presence of "sepsis" itself.
Antibiotic-impregnated cement has been thought to increase the risk of allergic reactions, emergence of resistant bacterial strains, and aseptic loosening of the prosthesis, but to date there is little evidence to support these concerns.
Electricity price variability, which is thought to increase with increased penetration of renewables, does not strongly impact system design and profitability.
"Up until five years ago, leakage was thought to increase with each generation," he said.
Oxilofrine is thought to increase adrenaline production, boosting endurance, focus, alertness and heart rate and increasing oxygenation of the blood.
