Sentence examples for between increasing levels of from inspiring English sources

There is a strong link between increasing levels of fat, salt and sugar in processed foods and ballooning obesity levels, particularly among children.

A relationship was observed however between increasing levels of adherence to exercise training and a reduction in subsequent mortality.

In a retrospective analysis of 352 patients with ARDS admitted to their unit since 1980, Jardin's group found a correlation between increasing levels of plateau pressure and the incidence of acute cor pulmonale [17].

A more recent body of literature suggests a relationship between increasing levels of intramuscular metabolite concentrations analogous with high rates of skeletal muscle contraction, and greater group II I/IVafferent firing in humans [110 112], which would ultimately act as a protective mechanism against peripheral fatigue by limiting descending central drive [113].

Again, Nagler et al. (1987) and Hunn et al. (1992) also reported about linear relationship between increasing levels of serum Ca2+ and that of serum Vtg in case of female rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) and gravid female golden trout (Oncorhynchus aguabonita), respectively.

"The Bronze," "The Overnight," "The D Train," "I Am Michael" and "The Diary of a Teenage Girl" not only contained sex scenes that swayed between increasing levels of humor and eroticism, but each, in its own way, was a movie about sex.

Statistical analyses revealed significant associations between increasing level of optimism and decreasing risks of mortality.

The results indicate a linear concentration response between increasing level of SO2and decreasing birth weight, over most of the range of exposure.

The first approach allows us to validate the relationships because we see an inverse relationship between increasing level of difficulty and declining economic activity.

I would say only that the overriding point I thought worth making and the central one that I adopted for the piece from Zimring's work is that there is no connection between increased levels of incarceration and the fall in crime.

I would say only that the overriding point I thought worth making — and the central one that I adopted for the piece from Zimring's work — is that there is no connection between increased levels of incarceration and the fall in crime.