Sentence examples for in excess numbers from inspiring English sources

Inflammatory cells like neutrophils, monocytes and macrophages are not only present in excess numbers [ 12– 14], they also have enhanced production and release of pro-inflammatory cytokines, proteases and reactive oxygen species, leading to growth factor inactivation and tissue destruction [ 15].

We saw no clear sex-related differences in excess number of deaths during the heat wave (data not shown).

Intriguingly, he then notes that the crowd numbered "in excess of 3,000... the number of police engaged in the area was 2,750".

[ 7] recommended a careful interpretation of percentages of this defect in relation to fertility, because stallions appear to differ from other species in which excess numbers of cytoplasmic droplets are considered to be indicative of immature spermatozoa and deleterious to fertility (e.g. in bulls, [ 23, 1]).

In brief, DC are titrated in the presence of excess numbers of T cell clones such that T cell activation is limited by the availability of DC.

This resulted in estimates of the excess numbers of visits per person-year, which were reported by treatment phase for office, outpatient, and inpatient utilization.

Findings from this study showed that loss of function of the proteins Inscuteable and Bazooka resulted in an excess number of dopaminergic neurons.

Figure 1 shows annualized trends in the excess number of office (a) and outpatient clinic (b) visits and inpatient stays (c) by cohort, treatment phase, and year of service (ie, trends in resource use among CRC patients relative to matched comparison patients).

In Fig. 2, the excess numbers and ratios of observed and expected from the second approach are presented for the three groups of hospital admissions.

In Fig. 3, the excess numbers and ratios associated with the heat event from the third approach corresponding to the smooth functions of the risks in 2006 are presented.

In chronic hepatitis C virus infection in humans an excess number or function of Tregs can inhibit effector immune responses and thus allow pathogen long-term persistence, up to host cell destruction, leading sometimes to massive liver damage [32].