Sentence examples for increased by stage from inspiring English sources

ScHoxd10 13 mRNA levels in pectoral fin buds had dramatically increased by stage 29 (Fig. 1H).

In contrast, the transcript abundance of a NADP-dependent malic enzyme (1609345_s_at, TC57092), which catalyzes the oxidative decarboxylation of malate to pyruvate, declined slightly from E-L stages 34 to 36, but then increased by stage 38.

The incidence of occult metastases increased by stage, being present in 6, 13.9 and 57% of patients with stage II (⩾4 positive lymph nodes), III and IV disease, respectively.

With increasing soaking time in SBF, the values of the crystallinity percentage, the lattice parameter of a and the unit cell volume (V) were decreased gradually for CA0-HAp and CA10-HAp, while the X C  % increased by stages for CA1-HAp and CA5-HAp, and there was a gradual decrease in the lattice parameter of c for CA10-HAp.

Severity should be increased by 1 stage for patients with stage II or stage III disease, if arterial oxygen saturation during a 6-min walk distance test is <90% [ 12].

Stage II-cases increased by 6.6%%, Stage III by 35%%.

Results given in Table 7 show that DTPA-extractable Cd, Cu, Ni and Pb increased as irrigation stage increased by sewage effluent treatments compared to tap water therefore, the primary effluent treatment gave the greater values (0.05, 0.59, 1.92 and 2.21 ppm for above-mentioned metals, respectively, after 24 months.

Self-reported IHD as well as ischemic ECG-findings according to the Whitehall criteria clearly increased by GOLD stage and were considerably more common in GOLD 3 4 than among subjects with mild COPD.

In our study, serum MCP-1 concentrations are increased by advancing stage, yet in all CRC patients, we detected lower mean serum concentrations of MCP-1 than in controls.

The original race was eight stages long and the 1910 edition was increased by two stages, to ten.

The results showed an increased proliferative index in Emilin1−/− aortic valve tissue at the juvenile and adult stages that significantly increased by the aged stage (Fig. 4O).