Sentence examples for increase in function from inspiring English sources

It was therefore possible that morphine could be inducing rapid MOR desensitization, and therefore ongoing loss of functional response, that would be masked by the ongoing increase in function caused by slow equilibration of the compound.

Whatever increase in function is displayed may be assumed to be a balanced response to the body's demand for the products of carbohydrate metabolism.

The necessary increase in function density of devices in order to provide the large quantities of memory in small packages has matched this trend.

The authors reported that patients undergoing Ilizarov correction had a significantly greater decrease in pain and increase in function at a mean follow-up of 28 months.

Figure 6 presents the percentage reduction in the amount of transmissions and the network lifetime increase, in function of δ, for the monitored environmental data: temperature and humidity.

At final follow-up all patients reported progressive marked relief of symptoms during normal activity after surgery and consequent progressive increase in function.

Evidence of a hierarchy in cytokine production is emerging, where increased antigen exposure and co-stimulation lead to an increase in functions expressed by a T cell [111-114].

Also, outage probability increases in function of R s. Corresponding asymptotic analysis as expressed in (16) and (17) is also shown by solid straight lines passing through the curves.

Feess and Stähler (2009) disagree with the above conclusions, stating that the model is based on the incomplete hypothesis that revenue increases in function of the relative quality of the clubs measured through the probability of winning.

Furthermore, CD44 expression was also shown to be increased in function of the severity of atheromatous plaques (Krettek et al., 2004).

It is clear that the number of differentially expressed (reddish and greenish) spots increases in function of time, which is reflected by the number of identified differential proteins (see Additional file 1).