Sentence examples for features of increased from inspiring English sources
Ncf1−/− mice display features of increased autoimmunity [31], [33], [42] and we have shown that their Tregs are very poorly suppressive in vitro.
No features of increased intracranial pressure, indicative of compensatory hydrocephalus due to neuronal tissue loss (ex vacuo), were found.
The observed symmetrical bilateral ventriculomegaly, without features of increased ICP, was highly suggestive of a nervous tissue degeneration, pointing to a diffuse degenerative CNS disease [ 5].
Increased peripheral production of estrogens has been regarded as the main cause for this association, but other features of increased body fat mass may also play a part.
Many undamaged secretory cells exhibited dilated endoplasmic reticula, hypertrophic Golgi complexes, and peripheral location of secretory granules, which usually are morphologic features of increased cellular activities.
The pathogenesis of severe dengue is not completely understood; however, vascular leakage and hemorrhage in these patients are obvious hallmark features of increased vascular permeability, which implies vascular endothelial cell (VEC) damage during DENV infection.
By utilizing LRF-RBMs with gradually increasing receptive field sizes on each layer, our LRF-DNN learns features of increasing complexity and demonstrates hierarchical part-based compositionality.
Secondly, there has been significant new effort devoted to the simulation of atom probe data so that pristine datasets that contain microstructural features of increasing complexity can be generated in-silico, and subjected to complex data-mining algorithms.
The idea that visual features of increasing complexity build successively upon each other at different levels of visual processing has been incorporated in many neurally-inspired models of object [16], [49] and face recognition [17].
Gel had a feature of increased elasticity gradually and became a system with viscoelasticity (Prud'homme et al. 1984; Wang and Zhang 2003; Brenner et al. 2013).
Thus, the proportion of renal perfusion effectively filtered, the filtration fraction (FF) is increased, as a distinguishing feature of increased efferent vascular tone.
