Sentence examples for groups of increased from inspiring English sources

In contrast, these comparisons were strengthened by the matching of the amount of RBCs transfused between all groups of increased and decreased RBC age compared in this study (≥ 14, ≥ 21, and ≥ 28 days).

HGPS cells clearly show upregulation of the PPAR pathway, and our cell groups of increased passages representing middle and old age respectively also show PPAR pathway activation above the threshold level observed in young cells.

Patients divided into groups of increased P-NT-proBNP levels were paralleled with increased WMH volumes geometric mean[SD];(2.86[5.11] ml and 0.76[2.49] ml compared to patients with low P-NT-proBNP 0.20[2.28] ml, p = 0.003)) and also when adjusted for age, sex and presence of CAD(p = 0.017).

The corresponding bone marrow changes are explained in the table by subdividing MM patients in groups of increasing plasma cell percentages: 0 10 %, 10 25 %, 25 50 % and >50%%.

The basis for the rock mechanical studies are neural network-derived synthetic clay content logs (SCCL), which present the clay content along the borehole in a semi-quantitative way with five groups of increasing clay content.

This screening questionnaire allowed for classifying people into 6 groups of increasing probability of presumed disability.

Parents with varying numbers of SC bristles were selected and crossed in groups of increasing mean SC bristle number.

The groups differed for level of education, with the groups of increasing severity having a lower level of education (p =.00).

Reads were again tested in random groups of increasing size, and the number of genes tagged by at least 5, 10, or 100 reads was established (Fig.  4).

This may partially account for the greater number correct for Group A letters when the Test I letters were stratified into three groups of increasing typographic complexity.

The study population was reclassified into groups of increasing coronary stenosis (participants without coronary stenosis, with <50% coronary stenosis, and with significant coronary stenosis).