Sentence examples for characteristics of increases from inspiring English sources
Firstly, the spatial characteristics of increases in intracellular Ca2+ can differentially activate either cytoplasmic or nuclear effector molecules.
2. What are the chemical characteristics of increasing straight carbon chains of alcohols that determine their degree of solubility in aqueous solutions?
Subclinical form cannot be detected by naked eyes with characteristics of increased SCC and decreased milk production [ 4– 7].
Subjects with low insight displayed clinical characteristics of increased severity compared with their high insight counterparts, suggesting that subjects with low insight may require multimodal approach to treatment.
The characteristics of increased rCBF in forebrain regions and decreased rCBF in posterior brain regions before treatment of OCD patients was a potentially predictor of treatment response to guide treatment options.
The characteristics of increased proliferation and reduced apoptosis, which are often noted in BE, are important for the progression to cancer, because they promote the accumulation and persistence of genetic abnormalities.
It may be speculated that in the natural habitat, where natural resources sometimes become transiently smaller and/or predation pressure is increased, the behavioral characteristics of increased voluntary activity associated with or perhaps causal to curiosity and exploration may be adaptive and may increase the chances of survival.
Loss-of-function fus3 mutants show advanced vegetative phase transition, increased expression of ethylene-regulated genes and phenotypes that are characteristic of increased ethylene signaling.
This can be attributed to the universal characteristic of increased fluorescence at lower temperatures and a temperature dependency of the indicator's pKa.
We next asked if we could phenocopy this genetic characteristic of increased mitochondrial function and decreased tumor growth pharmacologically.
The population structures of S. leptoclada, U. caffra and T. junodii approached the inverse J-shaped curve characteristic of increasing populations, which is supported by the strong negative SCD slopes for these species (Fig. 6b, 7b, Table S1).
