Sentence examples for increase in committed from inspiring English sources

According to Bain Consulting, 20 or so funds in Brazil raised about $300 million for impact investments between 2008 and 2013, part of a 12-fold increase in committed capital, to $2 billion, across Latin America.

Consistent with this experimental evidence, our results indicate that although ALDH1A3 expression is low in bipotent progenitors, the gene shows a sharp increase in committed luminal cells.

Given that humans emit over 30 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide per year, that amounts to an annual increase in committed climate change damage of $2.4 trillion, or over 3% of the global gross domestic product, quite contrary to Ridley's rosy perspective.

In particular, the expression of ALDH5A1, which encodes aldehyde dehydrogenase 5 family, member A1, was significantly increased in committed luminal cells, whereas the expression of CCNE1, which encodes Cyclin E1, was dramatically decreased in differentiated basal cells.

We evaluated whether oxidative stress lead to an increase in cardiomyocyte-committed progenitor cells.

Data show that oxidative damage causes a clear increase in cardiomyocyte-committed progenitor cells in adult mouse heart.

Fractional enhancement was determined by increase in percentage lineage-committed cells, relative to maximal cytokine-driven enhancement.

These data demonstrate that HIV induces an increase in Treg frequency, particularly in committed CD4 single positive cells.

After the ablation of airway stem cells, we observed a surprising increase in the proliferation of committed secretory cells.

Differently, a significant decrease in the proportion of lymphoid committed progenitors CD34+CD10+ 611 ± 4% vs. 38 ± 3%, p < 0.05), associated with a marked increase in the frequency of myeloid committed progenitors CD34+CD33+ (35 ± 3% vs. 65±5%5%, p < 0.01) is observed in thalassemic cells stimulated with cytokines (Fig 2B).

For example, the activation of TLR9 results in inhibition of RANKL-induced osteoclastogenesis [ 51], while the activation of TLRs in committed osteoclasts results in increased osteoclastogenesis and is probably the mechanism by which pathogen-induced bone loss occurs.