Sentence examples for continuously increasing level from inspiring English sources

There were two patterns of expression of the innate molecules: one with continuously increasing level from 12 hpi, i.e. Tlr2 and -9, Tnfα; and the other with the highest expression level between 12 hpi and 1 dpi followed by gradual decrease, i.e. Tlr3, Myd88, Irf7, Ifnβ and Il6.

However, the achievement of quality of care remains a challenge for many western societies, despite a continuously increasing level of health care expenditure [ 1].

In fact, the senescent cells displayed the persistent accumulation of DNA damage foci marked by p53BP1 and γH2A.X associated with pATM, as well as continuously increased levels of both intracellular ROS and mitochondrial peroxides.

One set of miRNAs was continuously decreasing while another was continuously increasing in expression levels.

Results from the logistic regression suggest that there is a continuously increasing risk with increasing levels of A1C or of LDL-C.

There is a continuously increasing trend in the level of allowances for health personnel in several middle-income developing countries.

Then, in the third phase, the optimum allocation of demand to QoS levels is explored by retaining the demand to transceivers allocation from the previous phase and continuously increasing the offered quality levels.

Rather, the progression risk was continuously increasing with increasing CEA levels.

Remarkably, tri12 CLL were capable of undergoing more cell cycles in vitro than non-tri12 (Fig 2C), with continuously increased CD18 levels in each proliferation round (Fig 2D), suggesting a higher intrinsic proliferative capacity of CD18-high-expressing sub-clones or an up-regulation of CD18 expression by signals from the co-culture.

In subjects with prediabetes glucose levels, a continuously increasing risk of perioperative mortality was observed along with increasing glucose concentration and each 1 mmol/l increase was associated with a 19% risk increase for mortality.

This principle says that any statement in the language of ZF which is true in V is already true on some level of any continuously increasing hierarchy such as L. (For the history of this principle, see Kanamori 2006).