Sentence examples for increase in transitions from inspiring English sources

Children born to mothers with a 4-year degree did not experience an increase in transitions and predominantly experienced stable parental marriages.

Results: Children born to lower and moderately educated women experienced an increase in transitions because cohabitation increased in prevalence rather than a change in the number of exits and entrances from cohabiting unions.

This increase was comparable to the increase in transitions at G within the complementary GYW motif, which reflects the targeting of WRC in the transcribed strand.

We asked whether there was a difference in the mutations spectra of ER+ preM and postM tumors and observed an increase in C>T mutations in postM tumors (Additional file 13: Figure S4A) translating to an increase in transitions (Additional file 13: Figure S4B) (preM 43 %, postM 54 %; p <0.0001 chi-square test).

A slight increase in transition temperatures of polypropylene matrix was also observed.

Most researchers expected that the next increase in transition temperature would be found in a similar metallic alloy and that the rise would be only one or two degrees.

We identified an increase in transition mutations in both heterozygously and homozygously deleted sperm, and the types of mutations induced suggest that a polymerase other than Pol β functions in its absence.

This narrowing reflects an increase in transition state position from 2.7 Å to 7.8 Å and thus a reduction of the molecular spring constant of the protein by a factor of 7. We suggest this temperature softening reflects a shift in the nature of the interactions responsible for mechanical stability from hydrogen bonds to hydrophobic interactions.

Optical bleaching is the increase in transition of laser beam through the sample.

This leads to the decrease in conjugated degree and increase in transition energy gap because the non-covalent electrons of N atom are less than that of Cl atom [28].

KP1461 treatment resulted in a significant increase in transition mutations, especially A to G and G to A. Because such transitions occur frequently in natural HIV infections, it is highly unlikely that KP1461 will create new resistant viruses not normally observed in nature or induced by APOBEC interactions.