Sentence examples for increase in rearing from inspiring English sources

Lithium, but not VPA, significantly attenuated the duration of grooming behavior (Figure 2B), while the increase in rearing during LHK was attenuated by both lithium and VPA (Figure 2C).

Consistent with our previous findings in male Sprague-Dawley rats [ 22], the decrease in locomotion during the initial inhibitory phase was not due to an increase in rearing or grooming because these parameters were reduced during this interval.

In contrast, ACM4 mice showed a significant increase in rearing time.

The excessive vertical activity was also reflected in the progressive increase in rearing time and rearing counts detected in the cylinder test.

To many, the yellow-light rule seemed certain to cause an increase in rear-end collisions.

To reduce those numbers, Mr. Retting said, "I would gladly trade a small increase in rear-end crashes".

Beyond all that, the cabin isn't just roomy -- Honda claims a 1.6-inch increase in rear legroom -- it feels roomy, too.

Many readers also note the documented increase in rear-end collisions at intersections where the fear of being flashed by a red-light camera can cause drivers to slam on brakes at the first sign of lights turning yellow.

A study of seven communities by the Federal Highway Administration found that while the more dangerous broadside collisions were reduced by 25 percent at intersections with traffic lights that had a camera, there was also a 15 percent increase in rear-end collisions, possibly caused by drivers slamming on their brakes at the sight of the devices.

The presence of alcohol and/or drugs in drivers was associated with an unadjusted increase in rear-seated mortality (OR 1.30, 95% CI 1.16, 1.46), but not in adjusted multilevel models (Table 3).

The time series analyses showed that for crashes related to red-light running, there had been a 46% decrease in right-angle crashes at camera intersections, but that there had also been an initial 42% increase in rear-end crashes.