Sentence examples for change of increased from inspiring English sources
Specifically, physiological change of increased stomatal density was somewhat greater at intermediate stress levels (reduced moisture, control temperatures) than at high stress levels (reduced moisture, increased temperatures), suggesting a possible physiological or ecological constraint on expression of putatively beneficial plasticity.
The physiological traits of bacteria consortium were identified through flow cytometry (FCM) analysis, and the ordinal change of increased RNA synthesizing amounts, phosphatidylserine exposure and bacteria death occurred under starvation stress.
Bitcoin Classic makes only that one change of increasing the blocksize; some miners think this is thus the safer alternative, purely by virtue of the fact that it consists of vastly fewer changes.
Only with successful implementation, can the recommendations lead to the desired changes of increased quality of care and harmonisation of approach.
Following BCL2 and FOXM1 depletion in C666-1 cells, the same cell cycle changes of increased apoptosis, increased G1, and decreased populations in S G2M were recapitulated as with siRNA targeting EZH2 (comparing Figure 4d with left panel of Figure 3a).
CD64 expression differs, however, from the parallel changes of increased CD45RA and CD11b/18 expressions, as well as loss of expression of CD16, CD62L, and CD66b, in that the normal baseline CD64 expression on neutrophils is negligible.
Similar, but more pronounced, changes of increased epithelial density and disorganized ductal architecture were observed in MGs from multiparous Becn1 +/− multiparous mice at a younger age (14 to 17 mo) (Fig. 6B ).
Valgus of the knee (valgus change of MAD) increased with increased lengthening.
These findings suggest that adrenal glands of animals in non-enriched environment, contained histological changes, suggestive of increased activity.
Overall, the country designation variation was small compared to the much larger changes of increasing participation in invertebrate fisheries.
"There's a profound change occurring because of increased life expectancy," she says.
