Sentence examples for equivalent increased from inspiring English sources

In several studies, Dr. Bartke said, disrupting the insulin-like pathway, or its equivalent, increased life span not just in worms and mice but also in fruit flies and yeast, implying that the mechanism has deep roots in evolutionary history.

However, the rate decreased substantially as the solids loading equivalent increased.

In these patients, the mean opioid equivalent increased from 53 mg to 105 mg per day.

Data from the German registry show that GCs had been used in 55% of patients with RA in 1996 and were still used in 55% of patients with RA in 2010, even if the frequency of patients using low-dose therapy ≤7.5 mg prednisone equivalent increased from 40% to 48% [ 18].

Relative mechanical action of COS was significantly higher than CRU at equivalent increasing of CO2.

The chain elongation equivalents increased relative to hydrogen generation, though not proportionally (Additional file 1: Figure SI 2).

A 25-cent transit fare increase at the end of the year and equivalent increases on the commuter railroads would raise $1.6 billion over four years.

While internationalisation has led to an increase in size and revenue, it has not produced an equivalent increase in profits.

"To get an equivalent increase with money, you'd have to give each household in that neighborhood ten thousand dollars or make people seven years younger," Berman told me.

Housing was up 0.2percentt, mostly because of higher rent and an equivalent increase in the monthly cost of owning a home.

The increased ventilation prolongs the duration of the breath-hold by reducing the carbon dioxide pressure in the blood, but it cannot provide an equivalent increase in oxygen.