Sentence examples for besides high levels of from inspiring English sources

Although it is clear that immune-defects underlie the HIES phenotype, no straightforward simple quantitative changes in B and T cell numbers and immunoglobulin levels have been described, besides high levels of IgE and eosinophilia to distinguish HIES from other diseases.

Besides, high levels of cellular carbohydrates associated with shoot organogenesis in rice callus are similar to the regeneration system induced by osmotic stress (Huang and Liu, 2002).

Besides, high levels of apoB, apoB/apoA-I ratio, and low apoA-I level can increase the risk of CVD mortality among CAD patients.

Besides, high levels of MAPT (microtubule-associated protein tau) mRNA expression in ER-positive breast cancer indicate an endocrine-sensitive, but chemotherapy-resistant disease.

Besides, high levels of expressed emotion are associated with a predominance of positive symptoms and with a worse outcome in patients with psychosis [ 23].

Besides, high levels of collinearity were found within CARs, with only 18.1% of orthologous markers presenting an inversion of more than 15 cM within a CAR (supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online).

To analyze whether the live vaccines, besides inducing high levels of influenza-specific CD4 and CD8 T-cells in the spleen shortly after booster immunization, also give rise to significant levels of HA-specific T-cells at the site of influenza infection, influenza-specific interferon γ-secreting T cells were also quantified in the lungs.

They had only blood serum available, which is not a good starting material, Koopmans says, and besides, once an animal has high levels of antibodies, "you don't expect much luck in finding the virus".

THERE'S something in the air besides fall leaves and a cool breeze: high levels of particulate matter and ground-level ozone.

Also, international attention is urgently needed concerning the high levels of corruption in the country as besides reducing foreign investments, it may ruin the effects of Yemen's social policies.

Prolonged exposure of miners to the high levels of noise can cause noise induced hearing loss besides several non-auditory health effects.