Sentence examples for express increasingly from inspiring English sources

Why did they express increasingly positive views of him, as measured by favorability ratings, as the summer of Trump rolled on?

The dis-agreement between replicative senescence and in vivo aging was also seen with TTP, as senescent cells expressed increasingly higher TTP, while advancing age progressively lowered the number of TTP-expressing cells and TTP abundance per cell.

But over the next six months, Mr. Mendik, the chairman of the Real Estate Board, expressed increasingly vehement criticism.

There and elsewhere, sectarian hatred seems to be on the rise, with protesters expressing increasingly fierce hostility to the Alawites, in particular.

Both companies and consumers are driving this discussion – companies are seeking greater clarity on their legal obligations and liabilities and consumers are expressing increasingly louder concerns in response to the substantial rise in the number of high-profile data breaches.

Visfatin is a metabolically active insulin imitator secreted by white adipose tissue and expressed increasingly by fat accumulation.

Efficacy of a treatment is being expressed increasingly as a dichotomous result, e.g. "Did the patient's pain improve by 50%; yes or no?".

These results suggest that MMP-2 and MMP-9 are expressed increasingly in equal amount and activity regardless of tumor location in colon and rectum compared with corresponding normal mucosa.

Nevertheless, it is noteworthy that since the mid-1990s the arguments for a greater US engagement in global health have been expressed increasingly in terms of national interests or enlightened self-interest [ 13, 16].

In our tumor animal model described in this study cytokines IL-10 and TGF-β were expressed increasingly during carcinogenesis at different points of time in metastatic liver tissue following intraportal CT26.WT colon carcinoma cell injection whereas the expression of IFN-γ decreased beginning from day 10 after tumor cell injection.

Yet the Chinese state-run press has become the primary outlet for the Chinese government to express its increasingly frequent complaints about foreign media coverage of China.