Sentence examples for increase in guards from inspiring English sources
In his deposition, Mr. Graham also said there was no increase in guards or supervisory staff even though Mr. McCotter arranged a sizable increase in the number of inmates, to 580 from 180 in a matter of months, Mr. Graham said.
If Trump were to demand an increase in guards along the Mexican border, or if Denmark's rightwing People's Party campaigned on a mere reduction in asylum-seekers, these demands would not open up a gulf between the people and the elite.
Here, despite a small, non-significant increase in guarding early after the injection, no gross abnormalities could be observed.
Mechanistically this may be brought about by a [CO2]-induced increase in guard cell ABA or a [CO2]-induced modulation of the sensitivity of these systems to ABA.
Previously, we showed that Ca2+-sensing receptor (CAS) mediated the external Ca2+ ([Ca2+]o -induced [Ca2+]o -induced in guard cells and [Ca2+]i-increasestomatal closure [ 33].
Of course, these data gathered from bulk aerial tissue do not rule out the possibility that CO2 brings about an increase in guard cell ABA levels.
The large increase in guarding by the beta male following its eviction of the alpha also indicates that the beta male's previous lower extent of guarding was not due to incompetence, or laziness or lack of desire to guard.
Recently developed single cell approaches [ 50 52,] should make it possible to investigate whether elevated [CO2] induces an increase in guard cell ABA (either through de novo synthesis or release from conjugated forms).
This increase in fluorescence was blocked in the presence of 10 mM Tempol or Tiron, and the presence of these scavengers also significantly reduced the ability of elevated [CO2] to bring about stomatal closure, suggesting that an increase in guard cell ROS is required in [CO2]-induced stomatal closure.
While a single intraarticular injection of whole blood led to very mild, non-significant and reversible pain-related behaviour, repeated injections resulted in significant and sustained primary hyperalgesia and an increase in guarding, as well as a trend for weight bearing alterations.
However, AHK5 expression was increased in guard cell RNA extracted from H2O2-treated leaves (Fig. 2A), suggesting that AHK5 might have a function in H2O2 signalling in guard cells.
