Sentence examples for cessation of the increase from inspiring English sources

Hence this event membrane repair is marked by a cessation of the increase in cell fluorescence initiated by the disruption.

Also, explicit rationing and/or silent age discrimination by professionals might contribute to the cessation of the increase of utilization in the oldest old.

Specifically, analysis of nontargeted features showed a robust increase in the number of detected molecules as a function of age, followed by cessation of the increase in late life.

We consider an additional increase after cessation of the initial transient increase to be a late increase.

This could be related to the fact that a cessation of the parathyroid hormone increase is not achieved until a 25(OH D level ≥40 ng/ml is reached.,, Necrotic bone exposure in the oral cavity has recently been reported in patients treated with nitrogen-containing bisphosphonates as part of their therapeutic regimen for multiple myeloma or metastatic cancers to bone.

In both cases this resulted in the cessation of the symbiosis and in increasing effluent concentrations of both acetate and the nutrients ammonium and phosphate.

In addition, menopause is characterized by a redistribution of body sodium and the cessation of the menses, followed by increases in hemoglobin levels and erythrocyte counts [ 29].

If both PI-MECs and fully committed alveolar cells survive involution because of Int6sh expression then the number and persistence of LacZ-positive cells following the cessation of lactation should increase.

Occupational disruptiveness in the standard care group was found to increase steadily over the course of the project, and continued to increase during the 2 months following the cessation of the music therapy programme (an overall increase of 10.86).

In their study the peak expression was detected 1 h after the cessation of exercise, and the increase was no longer statistically significant 2 h post exercise.

In turn, NVC increased after cessation of the exercise, with an enhanced CI response to visual stimulation.