Sentence examples for described with increasing from inspiring English sources
Recently, DNA rearrangements in the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) gene have been described with increasing frequency.
Human preadipocytes were differentiated as described with increasing concentrations of BPA for 14 days, and protein levels of the adipogenic marker aP2 were assessed by western blotting (a) and densitometry (b) analyses.
Iatrogenic skin and soft tissue infections by rapidly growing mycobacteria are described with increasing frequency, especially among immunocompromised patients.
During the past decade, nosocomial outbreaks of Acinetobacter baumannii have been described with increasing frequency, occurring mostly in intensive care units, burn units, and surgical wards (1, 2 ).
AIHA can be primary or secondary to lymphoproliferative syndromes, infections, immunodeficiency, and tumors and is described with increasing frequency following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT).
The activation of hepatic stem cells in response to chronic metabolic injury is well described with increasing evidence suggesting the accumulation of hepatic stem cells may increase risk of, or directly contribute to, the development of HCC.
Individuals within the overweight category may be fit and muscular rather than having excess fat [ 51], and a U-shaped relationship has been described, with increased mortality only at the extremes of underweight and BMI > 45 kg m [ 49- 51].
The mechanism underlying this phenomenon is unknown, but since the studies of Dogiel and Ramón y Cajal in the 19th century, the existence of sympathetic bundles surrounding sensory neurons in normal animals has been described, with increased sprouting seen following neuronal damage (McLachlan et al., 1993, Ramer and Bisby, 1998b).
He then turned his attention outward, describing with increasing dismay the effects of colonialism and emerging nationalism in the third world.
After all, the paper also states that "our principal task remains the scientific one; trying to describe with increasing clarity and insight the global temperature change that is occurring".
From a different, analysis-driven point of view, PCA-based optimal basis functions have been recently used to describe with increased accuracy the response of astronomical instruments [17 20] in a more compact and numerically-stable way than other recent techniques.
