Sentence examples for inconsistent increases from inspiring English sources

However, the RBC S1P content of the younger units (3 7 days) is variable and may also contribute to inconsistent increases in post-transfusion S1P.

Certain studies have shown significant reduction in levels of 24S-hydroxy cholesterol in plasma [ 21] while others revealed inconsistent increases of the same compound in plasma [ 22, 23] with weak correlation to CSF levels [ 24].

While LDN-75654 promoted increases in SMN expression in both the reporter assay and SMA derived fibroblasts, treatments with this compound in pilot experiments with the SMNΔ7 mice resulted in weak and inconsistent increases in SMN protein levels.

Although the relevance of these inconsistent increases to cancer stem and/or endogenous neural stem cells, as well as to clinical disease course, is not entirely clear [ 14, 16], the observed decreased expression of CD133 is consistent with preferential vaccine-mediated elimination of CD133+ cells from recurrent tumors [ 17].

Since then, studies including measurement of organochlorine compounds in human tissues have been conducted, mainly in highly exposed workers, resulting in no association with PCT and inconsistent increases in urinary porphyrins (Burns et al. 1974; Curier et al. 1980; Morley et al. 1973).

There was an inconsistent increase in VEGF for the macrophages, while foam cells demonstrated a significant increase at the 50-nm topography (Figure5d).

In breast carcinoma cell lines, these 5 drugs induced an inconsistent increase of caspase-3/7 activity, while in non Hodgkin's lymphoma cell lines all 5 drugs increased caspase-3/7 activity up to 28-fold above baseline.

Table 1 also shows that in pooled averaged data from the heated dogs, the increase of Tc (P=0.004) induced an inconsistent increase in HR (P=0.137), but a clear shortening of QT (P=0.005) and QTcV intervals (P=0.006).

There was a mild but inconsistent increased interstitial lung pattern seen in the cranial cupula and ventral aspect of the caudal lung lobes (seen only on lateral but not on dorsoventral view).

When considering the three distinct analyses of the Battelle Columbus Laboratories (1981) carcinogenicity data, in addition to the high background tumor rates in the rodent species examined, it becomes less likely that the reported inconsistent increased lymphoma incidence is related to formaldehyde exposure.

However, as illustrated by the well-known Lottery Paradox, as the size of a minimal inconsistent subset increases, the degree of its inconsistency decreases.