Sentence examples for described a significant increase from inspiring English sources

These results of this paper were like some previous research which described a significant increase in plasma glucose concentration of WSSV infected shrimp; they suggested that shrimp infected with virus may need to use glucose as an energy source to maintain of immune response to resist this rapidly replicating virus (Yoganandhan 2003; Galvan-Alvarez et al. 2012).

Lindsay et al [62] described a significant increase in bone formation after one month of PTH treatment but no difference in the eroded perimeter or the osteoclast perimeter compared with controls.

To our knowledge, the only clinical trial reporting significantly altered blood glucose following L-arginine infusion described a significant increase in mean blood glucose following a dose of 0.5 g/kg [32].

In this study, we described a significant increase (p<0.001) in cefotaxime nonsusceptibility among Salmonella isolates, collected from patients in Finland during 1993 2011.

The PIT results described a significant increase in fourth and fifth year medical students for Domain B and a decrease among sixth year students and residents.

Several studies have described a significant increase in plasma levels of S100β protein within the first 3 days after cerebral infarction [ 89, 90].

The United Nations said that his report "describes a significant increase in complaints of violations directly attributed to members of the security forces in comparison with 2001" and that "many of these actions were carried out as part of the new government's security policy".

Next to a significantly reduced operating time, the authors describe a significant increase in the amount of pelvic lymph nodes harvested with gaining experience [23].

Several studies have failed to describe a significant increase in immunoglobulins at clinical classical scrapie, especially scrapie-specific IgG [ 43- 45].

This report describes a significant increase in the prevalence of hookworm infection in an area of Haiti where intestinal parasites are common, but hookworm has not been common.

Epidemiological studies on BP in the African population describe a significant increase in BP when Africans move from rural to urban areas [ 11, 23].