Sentence examples for by potential increases in from inspiring English sources

These relative increases suggest that germination in the field is likely not regulated at all by potential increases in the density of other C. solstitialis in California within the local neighbourhood (i.e. within a 15 cm range).

Cost reductions, however, may be partially offset by potential increases in informal caregiving costs.

Based on mostly low-quality evidence (see Additional file 1), the following WEAK recommendation is made: NE may be an effective systemic pressor in patients with acute RV dysfunction and RV failure, as it improves RV function both by improving SVR and by increasing CO, despite potential increases in PVR at higher doses.

This ecological niche can then be filled by other serotypes [ 15], with subsequent potential increases in otitis media by non-vaccine serotypes [ 14, 16].

rhA1AT titers then increased when the cells are exposed to MTX, driven by the increased selection stringency and potential increases in gene copy number induced by MTX.

The process was extended into 2012 to tackle potential increases in pollution caused by the Olympic Games lanes.

Comparing with wild-type CgNAGK, mutants I74VNAGK, F91YNAGK and F91HNAGK displayed 38, 41 and 52% higher enzyme activities, respectively, and exhibited superior performance in thermostability, opening the way to potential increases in arginine production by C. glutamicum.

Further studies are needed to assess potential increases in trial enrolment by eligibility matching services.

Further studies are needed and being undertaken to assess potential increases in trial enrolment by eligibility matching services.

The CD4+ increases led to a significant delay in starting ART in IL-2 recipients, but this potential benefit appears to be offset by a potential increase in risk of clinical events.

Fluconazole is generally effective for candidaemia/invasive candidiasis (C/IC), but its use may be hampered by a potential increase in infections due to fluconazole-resistant Candida spp. [ 3– 5].