Sentence examples for distinctly increased in from inspiring English sources

In fact, plasma CNAs levels have been regarded as a noninvasive universal cancer biomarker [29] as their levels have been shown to be distinctly increased in most patients with solid tumors (E.g.

ASC was lower in NPD group and further decreased in LPD group, but distinctly increased in LPD + KA group.

In peripheral blood, activated B lymphocytes (RP105-negative B cells) were distinctly increased in patients with dermatomyositis in comparison with those with polymyositis [ 36].

Secreted promatrilysin was distinctly increased in the tumorigenic I-7 and II-4 cells compared with the non-tumorigenic HaCaT and A-4 cells.

At day 3, the expression of some osteo/odontogenic genes in activator-treated groups did not change obviously in complete media but was distinctly increased in the presence of mineralization-inducing media.

Reconstructions of the saccular otolith morphology using synchrotron X-ray microtomography among these three species show that the ventral surface of this otolith in Sa is seriously aberrant, and the degree of corrosion has distinctly increased in the following order: Sg < Sr < Sa (Fig.  4).

In this study, we made comprehensive optimizations to improve solubility of the rADI proteins and found that the combined addition of L-arginine and D-glucose in Luria-Bertani (LB) medium distinctly increased the in vivo solubility of rADI in E. coli cells.

For Cases 1 and 2, increasing psychotic symptoms within an episode translated into reduced mean activity levels (case 1), greater variation between rest and activity, and periods with distinctly increased irregularity in activity (sample entropy).

Two further distinctly increased risks in zone B should be considered.

Decorin and fibromodulin were the SLRPs with the most distinctly increased fragmentation in OA and fibrillated articular cartilage from nondiseased joints compared with macroscopically normal articular cartilage from the age-matched donors.

The number of patients who consulted a dentist prior to radiotherapy distinctly increased from 65% in 1993 to 97% in 2005.