Sentence examples for increase in tears from inspiring English sources

Although restricted rates of episiotomy are associated with improved shorter term outcomes, the associated increase in tears could be linked to other complications.

Concentrations of many cytokines and chemokines increase in tears, among them, eotaxin which plays a major role in eosinophil and lymphocyte recruitment [ 2, 5, 6].

To evaluate the increase in tear fluid volume induced by 3% diquafosol ophthalmic solution in normal human eyes.

The liners with integrated spacers demonstrated higher lever-out moments and statistically significant increase in tear-out loads.

These nanocomposites showed 125% increase in tensile stress, 100% increase in elongation, and 78% increase in tensile modulus along with 130% increase in tear strength and a 60% reduction in volume loss in abrasion test.

Addition of further amount of vegetable oil shows less coupling and more plasticising effect leading to increase in tear strength, tensile strength and elongation at break and decrease in hardness and 300% modulus.

Most significant improvement in mechanical properties were obtained when clay particles were fully exfoliated, e.g. 110% increase in tensile modulus, 170% increase in tensile strength, 110% increase in tear strength, 120% increase in fracture toughness, and 40% increase in abrasion resistance over pristine polyurethane with 5 wt% clay.

Multiple improvements were noted including photopic and scotopic contrast sensitivity, tear film stability represented by the prolongation of the TBUT from baseline, an increase in tear secretion noted by the increased value of Schirmer score, and an improvement in ocular surface staining over the duration of the study from baseline to 12 weeks [49].

Here we show that an increase in tear fluid and protein secretion by parasympathetic stimulation was suppressed in our rat VDT user model.

An example in which the post-blink increase in tear meniscus parameters is clearly visible is shown in Fig. 6.

Oxidoreductase enzymes were combined with binder substrates to determine if enzymatic cross-linking could provide an increase in tear strength.