Sentence examples for by a notable increase from inspiring English sources

If there has recently been a decline of American prestige in England and France, it has not been a spectacular one, and it has not been accompanied by a notable increase in the prestige of the Soviet Union.

The transition to the SGL model was marked by a notable increase in 10th percentile exam grade (Individualistic: 47.5%; Initial SGL: 60%; Refined SGL: 65%), suggesting SGL enhanced achievement among the least prepared students.

Already at the lowest Rsd concentration (0.5 µM) the decreasing activity of the σ70-dependent promoters is compensated by a notable increase of the bolA P1 transcript (Figure 4, lanes 4 and 5).

This was accompanied by a notable increase in CD44 co-precipitation with its pro-migratory binding partner ezrin at 1 to 2 hours.

These experiments revealed that experimental diabetes was accompanied by a notable increase in eNOS activity), reflected also by an increase in urinary nitrate/nitrite excretion with diabetes).

Our data suggest that the colonization of land by plants was marked by a notable increase in the sophistication of the machinery required for XyG biosynthesis and turnover when compared to the pathways present in Streptophyta algae.

The systems prepared with the template, which was subsequently eliminated by thermal treatment, presented a notable increase in the macropore volume with respect to samples prepared without this pore generating agent (PGA), displaying a narrow pore size distribution with a mean pore diameter of 0.13 μm.

Deeper than 2,000 m, the global biodiversity was further reduced by about 40%, with a notable increase of the relative importance of the foraminiferal (20 30%) and meiofaunal diversity (60 80%).

Inhibiting respiration by cyanide resulted in a notable increase in the mean lifetime and a decrease in mitochondrial fluorescence.

Moreover, we showed that SDP1 deficiency generated by RNAi technology produced a notable increase in seed oil accumulation in transgenic Jatropha plants.

Stratification appeared to occur rapidly when larvae reached a SL of 7.5 mm, by this developmental stage, a notable increase in the number of suprabasal P63-expressing cells was observed (Fig. 5I L) in the intermediate epidermal layers.