Sentence examples for increase in circulation with from inspiring English sources

Pro-inflammatory galactosylated N-glycans, which also represent one of the most powerful biomarkers of biological age in humans (Dall'Olio et al., 2012), and pro-inflammatory circulating microRNA ('inflammaMIR') (Olivieri et al., 2013) also increase in circulation with age and could contribute to inflammaging.

The Economist attributed a continued focus on driving subscriptions to a 58th consecutive six-monthly increase in circulation, with global sales up 1.8% year on year.

The Economist's publisher, Yvonne Ossman, attributed the title's deliberate move to "broaden its audience" to a 59th consecutive six-monthly increase in circulation, with continental Europe sales up 0.9% year on year and 0.3% on the period to 240,743.

Alternatively, IL-22 binding protein (IL-22BP) may increase in circulation with age and inhibit the expression of IL-22 receptor in pancreas.

Some newspapers fared better than others, with the US Today recording a 1% increase in circulation, along with the LA Times 0.5% and the Philadelphia Enquirer at 2.5%.

In the late 1900s, videocassettes were increasing in popularity; The New York Times reported in 1990 that the library had experienced a significant increase in their circulation, with over 5,435 circulated in that year, compared to 2,864 in 1989.

One of the most important benefits of exercise in the cardio-circulatory system is associated with an increase in circulation capability.

(In contrast, The New York Times Media Group saw revenue increase 0.8percentt, with a 6.6percentt increase in circulation revenue).

These patients have reduced MtDNA in circulation, with increased MtDNA damage, and decreased mitophagy, the functional impact of these changes is the reduced metabolic flexibility of these cells.

After six months, both displayed an increase in circulation, heart health, balance, flexibility and muscle strength.

Thus free IGF-1 levels increase in circulation [ 11, 12].