Sentence examples for by both an increased from inspiring English sources

In contrast, mice lacking Opg exhibit a severe form of osteoporosis caused by both an increased number and enhanced activity of osteoclasts [ 18, 19].

Figure 4 shows simulation results on a system where the ARP is characterized by both an increased PΩ (4.0-fold) and a decreased Pα (0.25-fold).

It is predicted that shoaling will be reduced by both an increased flow rate and the presence of an infected individual and that larger fish will have a higher tendency to shoal.

Hence, the improved reproducibility in the one-segment analyses was probably caused by both an increased number of velocity measurements in the gradient estimation and by an increased difference between these velocities.

The general impact will be reflected within the following categories: greater acceptance of the Code and its principles as manifested by both an increased awareness of the rationale underlying them, and a measurable increase in the extent of its implementation as seen from national reports to COFI, the press, and the scientific literature.

In human samples, increased angiogenesis in IBC was evident by both an increased number of microvessels and a higher fraction of proliferating endothelial cells (Colpaert et al, 2003), as well as increased expression of several angiogenic growth factors and growth factor receptors in IBC compared to non-IBC (Van der Auwera et al, 2004).

The enhanced nonlinearity of isotherms with longer ethoxylate chains is explained by both an increasing adsorption coefficient and a decreasing bilayer formation affinity with additional ethoxylate units (Droge et al., 2009).

Together our findings show that HQ toxicity is modulated by Ras signaling and that increased Ras signaling (by deleting Nf1) results in both an increased level of DNA damage detected in erythroid progenitors and increased survival of GM progenitors.

The recency of the probe can lead to a high degree of interference on recent negative trials, as evidenced both by an increased false alarm rate and robustly slower response latencies.

Neither side should delude itself that it can avoid the harm caused by an increased mutual antagonism; both should understand that a crisis in one country can hurt the other.

The evidence reviewed thus far points to mindfulness being characterized by an increased attention to both external (environmental) and internal (body awareness) stimuli.