Sentence examples for correlative increase in from inspiring English sources

Childress describes a rise to fame so enormous it strains credibility even though we know it really happened, illustrating from the inside a correlative increase in the performer's feelings of loneliness, isolation and inauthenticity.

"The effect of denying the services of Insite to the population it serves and the correlative increase in the risk of death and disease to injection drug users is grossly disproportionate to any benefit that Canada might derive from presenting a uniform stance on the possession of narcotics," the court wrote in its unanimous decision.

Only in the context of a correlative increase in pPLN (required to reach some threshold level of SR calcium storage) is increased RyR Po likely to be problematic.

In neurons pre-incubated with Tat-S, NMDA treatment provoked a strong decrease in viability and a correlative increase in death compared with untreated cultures.

It is known that during radiotherapy angiogenic factor expression is modulated with a correlative increase in angiogenesis (Sofia Vala et al., 2010, Gu et al., 2013).

Image analysis revealed a correlative increase in macrophage (based on CD68 image analysis) and fibroblast expression of MPO in arthrofibrotic patient tissues.

We found a correlative increase of FMP21 expression along with the increase in growth rate at high temperature in yeast strains.

We also observed a correlative significant increase in VCP protein levels in Pa-LPS treated adult mice compared to the pediatric (Fig. 2A, top and bottom panels).

Plato was working through the effect of one new information technology -- writing -- whereas today we "upgrade" every six months or so...Teilhard observes the correlative of this evolutionary increase in information -- and the sudden thresholds it crosses -- in the evolution of complexity and nervous systems.

Correlative studies showed an increase in the PS-expressing apoptotic circulating tumor cells in response to bavituximab, but not with paclitaxel.

There is an increase in correlative evidence suggesting that exaggerated oscillatory synchronisation in the beta frequency band may be related to motor impairment in patients with Parkinson's Disease (Jenkinson and Brown, 2011).