Sentence examples for had neither increased from inspiring English sources

However, in contrast to male participants, the presence of hypertension and/or diabetes had neither increased women's knowledge about retinopathies that can be caused by these diseases nor provided insight into a possible association of POAG with these diseases.

What's more, she claimed, the message from the other experts during the meeting that the chance of a major quake had neither increased nor decreased was "neutral" and therefore not reassuring.

De Bernardinis, who is an expert on floods, yesterday told the court that he used the word "favorable" because he believed that the "swarm" had neither increased nor decreased the probability of a major quake striking the region in the near future.

These by-products of the armament race have neither increased nor diminished the probability of nuclear war.

So although the number of players has neither increased or decreased over the years, better resources and training methods have produced better results.

Although the number of potentially damaging earthquakes per year has neither increased nor decreased in recent decades, the vulnerability and exposure of communities have changed.

In its submission to the court, Alexion argues that the price of Soliris in Canada has neither increased nor decreased in the countries where the product is sold outside Canada.

The frail group had a significantly higher likelihood of 1-year admission (SSLR = 2.21, 95 % CI: 2.05 2.38), while the pre-frail group had neither an increased nor decreased likelihood.

Biological progression was defined as an increase of 25% of any tumour marker and in case tumour markers had neither increase or decrease sufficiently to demonstrate biological progression or response, disease was biologically stable.

Similarly, other authors have neither found increased levels of SIRT1 protein in the brain of old mice submitted to CR (Barger et al., 2008).

Then F has neither strictly increasing iterative roots of order n ≥ 2 nor strictly decreasing iterative roots of even order n ≥ 2 on I, F has infinitely many strictly decreasing iterative roots of odd order n ≥ 3 on I if and only if either F ( I ) ⊂ ( 0, 1 ) or F ( I ) = I.