Sentence examples for demonstrated increase in from inspiring English sources
SNS activation is implied here by the demonstrated increase in NSBP and by increased SBP in response to restraint stress.
There has been a demonstrated increase in collaboration among IS&T groups due to easier and more fluid sharing of information.
Two key differences between our study and the commonly used interpretation of CCE are that (i) we demonstrated increase in efficiency but not in complexity and (ii) our task had a well-defined end point representing maximal efficiency (the beeline path) rather than being open-ended.
The demonstrated increase in mechanical properties, high efficiency in CNT-to-CNT and CNT-to-substrate joining and high level of replicability underline the potential for replacement of conventional adhesive bonding techniques with the technique presented.
Mukh Bhastrika (yogic bellows), a type of pranayama breathing when practiced alone, has demonstrated increase in sympathetic activity and load on heart, but when practiced along with other types of pranayama has showed improved cardiac performance.
Landscape indices demonstrated increase in the number of forest patches (from 169 to 432) and in the mean proximity index (from 78.29 to 225.15) and decrease in mean patch area (from 219 to 70 ha) and largest patch index (from 15.45 to 10.32).
In situ hybridization demonstrated increases in neurofilament light chain mRNA expression involving subpopulations of smaller medial septal neurons.
Recent studies have also demonstrated increases in intramyocellular lipid content in insulin resistant offspring of parents with type 2 diabetes suggesting that dysregulation of fatty acid metabolism may be responsible for mediating the insulin resistance in these individuals.
Additionally, both men and women demonstrated increases in self-efficacy from baseline to after intervention compared with the control group (d = 0.43).
Unlike the current study, outcomes with American female participants demonstrated increases in mixed dishes, salty/crunchy foods, sweet foods, and beverages (Saiki et al. 2012).
