Sentence examples for increase occurrence from inspiring English sources
Improper geometric design and signal settings at signalized intersection will increase occurrence of conflicts between road users and results in a reduction of the safety level.
Neonatal treatment of Long Evans Hooded rats with the cholesterol synthesis inhibitor (CSI) AY9944 has been shown to increase occurrence of spike-waves in EEG recordings and decrease benzodiazepines sensitivity of GABAA receptor-mediated responses in neurons from the thalamic reticular nuclei (nRt, Wu et al., 2004).
For example, the above-mentioned work by Coussons-Read and colleagues [44] points to the importance of social support which may act as resilience factor against stress-related changes in cytokine production that may increase occurrence of poor pregnancy outcomes [49].
One explanation involves selection against crossovers proximal to the centromere that has been shown to destabilize meiotic segregation and increase occurrence of nondisjunction (Talbert and Henikoff 2010).
Consistent with these propositions, previous studies among drug users showed that interactions between opioids and benzodiazepines or alcohol increase occurrence of adverse events, overdose and death [ 34], as nicotine increase rates of opioid consumption [ 35].
However, studies have shown that modern treatment of childhood cancers tended to reduce rather than increase occurrence of late cancer deaths (in addition to reducing occurrence of early cancer deaths) (Robertson et al, 1994; Hudson et al, 1997; Möller et al, 2001).
A weight loss tended to be associated with increased occurrence of bedsore, and weight gain with increased occurrence of VAP.
Staff have been injured and murdered as robberies of shops become an increasing occurrence.
The American Physical Therapy Association applauds The New York Times for alerting the public to the increased occurrence of anterior cruciate ligament, or A.C.L., injuries among young athletes.
Other factors – like the availability of water, the increasing occurrence of high and low temperature swings and the impact of stress on plant health – may outweigh the benefits of a CO2 boost.
The increasing occurrence of school shootings in America - a kind of Take Our Parents' Guns to School movement for alienated teenage males - has encouraged further examination of the pathologies of a standard boyhood.
