Sentence examples for established an increase from inspiring English sources

A Japanese study established an increase in PFOS and PFOA concentrations in serum samples over the last 25 years.

Current results are similar by those of Do Carmo et al. (2004) that established an increase in hematocrit with augmentation of dietary Zn level reaching to the 27.67 ± 0.76%, which show their higher capability of oxygen transfer from the gills to the tissues as well as more blood rheology and hemodynamics.

We established an increase in heterochromatin content and clump size, as well as a loss of its characteristic peripheral positioning in microscopically normal pre-neoplastic cell nuclei.

A detailed examination of these cells established an increase in the number of CD11c+ cells among blood monocytes (59.8% ± 5.1% versus 40.1% ± 4.3% in the radiation-only group; P = 0.03) which are considered to be precursors of DCs.

McNeil et al. [270] pursued the results of a study that established an increased diabetes mortality rate in PFOA-exposed workers.

The cumulative output of these efforts has established an increased amount of deposited molecular data and published knowledge.

A large-scale study involving over 4000 patients established an increasing hazard ratio of 1.42, 2.56, and 5.26 for mild, moderate, and severe anaemia, respectively [ 50].

We also established an increasing CSR trend and an inverse correlation between the CS rate and the 1' and 5' Apgar scores (Cochran-Armitage trend: p < 0.01).

Although the genetic basis of ALI has not been fully established, an increasing body of evidence suggests that genetic predisposition contributes to disease susceptibility and severity [ 4- 7].

Although the genetic basis of ALI has not been fully established, an increasing body of evidence suggests that genetic predisposition contributes to disease susceptibility and severity.

Nevertheless, several studies evaluating the NLR as an adverse factor in cardiovascular diseases included several thousands of patients and have clearly established an increased NLR as a negative prognostic predictor for cardiovascular events.