Sentence examples for decisive increase from inspiring English sources

Both CTL and antigen-presenting dendritic cells were activated as indicated by a decisive increase in their respective activation markers CD2, CD25, CD28 as well as CD48 and CD80.

Interestingly, over the last two decades, depression has become a major cause of disability pensions and sickness absence even when no decisive increase in the overall prevalence of depression has been found [1] [5].

In this scenario, miR-122 can be speculated to provide the decisive increase in translation efficiency that results in more efficient replication of HCV in liver cells compared with other cells and by that finally makes HCV a hepatotropic virus.

Overall, the World Bank calculates that broad progress toward freer trade, in which the Doha round will be decisive, could increase poor countries'GDP by an extra $1.5 trillion by 2015 and lift an extra 320m people out of poverty.Unfortunately, there are already plenty of reasons to worry about the fate of the Doha trade talks.

crisis was mishandled, "regulatory forbearance and liquidity support have been used to help insolvent financial institutions recover — only to have it become clear later that delaying decisive intervention increased the stress on the financial system and the economy".

"It was a cause, and I was distrustful of causes," he tells us, "but it was also a choice, and I found my admiration for decisive choice increasing, because I was so essentially indecisive myself".

An activation energy of 7.21 kJ/mol was achieved from reaction temperature experiments, but the value was not decisive because increasing reaction temperature also affected the gas phase transport rate.

The results obtained from experimental data records indicate that the variations in the dermis are the most decisive for increased dispersions at the estimated second- and third-degree burn areas.

Other administration officials who had hoped that the cooperation council would be more decisive about increasing production to lower prices were clearly irritated by what they described as Kuwait's continuing hard-line stance, particularly in view of the American-led military effort nine years ago to liberate Kuwait from Iraq's occupation.

Made Welbeck's goal, could have had one himself and was decisive in increasing England's tempo.

He was less decisive in increasing in-province bitumen upgrading; in 2008 he conceded that Alberta would continue upgrading between sixty and sixty-five percent of the bitumen it produced for the foreseeable future, rather than the seventy-two percentargetet he had previously announced for 2016.