Sentence examples for example a rapid increase from inspiring English sources

For example, a rapid increase in the prompt penetration zonal electric field during daytime and evening hours can cause rapid uplift of the F layer.

In many developing countries, like China, for example, a rapid increase in CRC morbidity has been shown in many investigations, especially in major cities where lifestyle has been deeply influenced by Western countries [ 3].

For example, Clio saw a rapid increase in its user base through word of mouth, as lawyers from different firms spread the word as they worked on shared cases.

For example, HAMLET triggers a rapid increase in intracellular Ca2+ [18] and high Ca2+ levels reduce the binding between α-actinin and F-actin [16].

For example, E2 induces a rapid increase in cAMP that parallels the changes in Ca2+ uptake in duodenal cells (Picotto et al. 1996), and E2 has been shown to increase cytosolic Ca2+ levels as well as induce MAPK activation in hemocytes (Canesi et al. 2004).

For example we have witnessed a rapid increase of orphanages in Cambodia (funded by local and foreign private donors), despite the fact that most of these children are not orphans and it is against current Cambodian Government policies.

Overall state occupation probabilities calculated according to (3) are shown in Fig. 4. We see that, for example, overall there is a rapid increase in work after being discharged from the rehabilitation center, from just below 20%% to just below 50%% after the first year.

Although this scenario of such a rapid increase in incidence is only hypothetical, the example serves to illustrate how closely coupled the countries are.

These data indicate a direct action of estrogen on oviduct tissue to promote a rapid increase in the activity of a specific enzyme and represent the first example of a completely in vitro enzyme response to estrogen.

The treatment of differentiated B-K562 cells with ATP caused a rapid increase in cytosolic calcium that slowly returned to baseline calcium levels in 87% of cells tested (example shown in Figure 7A, upper panel).

A rapid increase in trade was a primary factor in the 1990's expansion.