Sentence examples for increase pattern of from inspiring English sources
The increase pattern of exchangeable copper and cadmium was affected by the relative magnitude of mobilization and bioaccumulation, which occured in opposite directions.
ASE functions independently of AIE, while AIE requires ASE for generating a fully age-related increase pattern of gene expression.
Both hFIX-AIE RNA and mFIX-AIE RNA function equally well in a position-dependent and orientation-independent manner for producing an age-related increase pattern of gene expression as tested with the human protein C gene, lacking AIE [2].
To assess the genetic variability in both the nocturnal increase pattern of melatonin concentration and photoresponsiveness in coat changes, an experiment on 422 Rex rabbits (from 23 males) raised under a constant light programme from birth was performed.
As the proportions of grain in the diet increase, patterns of plasma β-hydoxybutyric acid, cholesterol, and minerals (Ca, Fe, and Zn) are also perturbed.
We found that the increase patterns of CS at 3 cycles/degree after receiving 10 mg lutein and 20 mg lutein were in accordance with those of MPOD.
Non-meditators showed an increased pattern of brain activation relative to regular meditators under the same behavioural performance level.
Sandy beaches are subjected to intense stressors, which are mainly derived from the increasing pattern of beach urbanization.
A Pentagon health study released in January, for instance, found that the rate of binge drinking in the Army shot up by 30percentt from 2002 to 2005, and "may signal an increasing pattern of heavy alcohol use in the Army".
"All of us are seeing an increased pattern of aggressive behaviour and provocative actions in the South China Sea, seriously threatening the peace, security, prosperity and stability in the region".
While motile and sessile species associated to Pinna shells showed an increasing pattern of appearance and abundance along the experiment time, those of soft sediment remained almost constant.
