Sentence examples for describing increases from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, this alteration in food desire, coinciding with changes in brain activity, is consistent with previous behavioural findings describing increases in actual caloric intake following sleep loss when ad libitum food conditions are presented3,22 and increased cravings for higher caloric food categories (for example, sweet, salty and starchy foods)23.
This review firstly describes the mechanistic rationale which underpins the use of lipid-based delivery systems to enhance drug solubilisation and briefly reviews the available literature describing increases in oral bioavailability after the administration of lipid solution, suspension and self-emulsifying formulations.
We are not aware of previous reports describing increases of CD44 and TF after platelet exposure in ovarian cancer.
Even though there have been previous reports describing increases in CHS and IFS transcripts in tissues of infected soybean plants, the cyclic nature of the increments, possibly associated with the diurnal cycle, observed in our RNA gel blot analysis, had not been documented before.
L. J. 1331, 1376 1380 (2014) (describing increased secrecy around execution procedures).
On April 2, the front-page article describing increasing property values in the five boroughs ["In All 5 Boroughs, High Goes Higher"] indicated that the highest increase in Brooklyn was in Bay Ridge, at 8percentto12percentcent over the last year.
This hypothesis is supported by an animal model of CIP describing increased inactivation of voltage-gated sodium channels as an important contributor to reduced excitability [3].
Describing increased security measures at the 2,500-seat 2,500-seat the writer doCelebritythe tension on that night.
A paper describing increased brain lactate concentration with age recently caught our attension [ 1].
This is consistent with previous literature describing increased astrocyte proliferation in the β2KO mice (Chesik et al., 2007).
To date, this is the largest study describing increased CXCL1 protein expression in more aggressive phenotypes in human BCa.
