Sentence examples for by a consecutive increase from inspiring English sources
In addition, an inverted effect could be detected for OmpC, showing a decreased expression in the resistant strain followed by a consecutive increase in 50-rev.
An overall non-significant annual increase of 1.2% during the study period is observed; however this includes an initial large decrease of −10.1% (1988 1992) followed by a consecutive increase of 14.1% (1992 1995) (Table 1).
Figures released by the Racecourse Association show a third consecutive increase in attendances, to 6.15 million raceday visits in 2011.
Growth in residential housing swelled by 19 percent, the fourth consecutive increase in that much-diminished sector and the first time it has shown a straight year of growth since 2005.
A tumour was classified as CR if the patient stopped responding to hormone therapy, which was signified by two consecutive increases in their PSA levels.
The Federal Reserve recently raised the benchmark overnight lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.75%, marking its 11th consecutive increase since mid-2004.
A key pathophysiologic element is the stimulation of vagal irritant receptors by elevated left ventricular filling pressures and consecutive increase in pulmonary artery pressure [ 6, 8].
13 The enhanced glucose reabsorption and the consecutive increase in the serum glucose concentrations are therefore presumably explained by an overexpression or increased activity of SGLT proteins.
It was the second consecutive increase; Bloomberg survey economists had forecast a drop instead, to 342,000.
Patients were considered resistant to castration if they had three consecutive increasing PSA tests separated by a minimum of 2 weeks and PSA ≥1.0 ng/mL for the last two measures.
Prostate-specific antigen failure was determined as proposed by the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO), with ⩾3 consecutive increases in PSA level (Cox and Kaplan, 1997) or the ASTRO Phoenix definition (⩾ nadir +2 ng ml−1) (Roach III et al, 2006).
