Sentence examples for elevated availability from inspiring English sources

Hence, under the settling point model, the increasing prevalence of obesity is explained as a consequence of the elevated availability of food or greater exposure to food cues (i.e. elevated food intake) or a downward shift in the need to engage in physical activity – the so-called 'obesogenic' environment.

G6Pase deficiency causes glycogen storage disease type 1 (von Gierke's disease) and an increase in hepatic 11β-HSD1 reductactivityvity [291] due to elevated availability of G6P for H6PDH.

This indicates that elevated carotenoid availability could positively affect song rate both inside and outside the breeding season.

The association of shearwater foraging activity with these areas reflects elevated prey availability (as measured by near-surface copepod abundances), resulting either from elevated production in these areas, and/or the aggregation of prey in near-surface waters by upwelling and convergence [e.g. 87].

The elevated fluoride availability from the 4350 ppm containing oral hygiene tablets was 287 ppm what again simulates the bioavailability in saliva after tooth brushing with Denttabs®.

It remains possible, however, that elevated coagonist availability in adulthood could alone account for the receptor expression and activity changes we have observed.

These statistical interactions suggest that killifish evolution has not only been directly influenced by predation, but also indirectly by effects of elevated food availability in high predation environments.

The case had an elevated SERT availability in the midbrain at baseline, while the depressed controls had decreased levels compared to the healthy controls (t = 3.17, p < 0.01; Table and Figure 1).

The PC of the cell walls, as indicated by increased LMA and observed microscopically, formed important carbon sinks in foliage of both species for supplementary assimilates in response to elevated carbon availability.

At Clatse River, alder comprised 8% of the canopy cover below the falls and was absent above the falls, and as such would contribute to elevated nitrogen availability below the falls.

She had an elevated serotonin transporter availability (SERT) in the midbrain and elevated dopamine transporter availability (DAT) in the striatum, which normalised in a one-year follow-up period during which she received eight months of psychodynamic psychotherapy.