Sentence examples for increased emphasizing from inspiring English sources

As shown in Supplementary Figure 4, after OCT4 inhibition, the level of miR-125b was downregulated, BAK1 was upregulated and the proportion of apoptotic cells were significantly increased, emphasizing the notion that OCT4 regulates cell apoptosis by activating miR-125b.

With increasing herd sizes in modern agriculture the costs for the control of Salmonella at herd level are increasing, emphasizing the need for more cost-efficient eradication measures.

Not unexpectedly, the risk of CKD rose in stepwise fashion as the number of components of the metabolic syndrome increased, further emphasizing the complex interrelationship between individual components of the syndrome and their simultaneous contributions to the development of CKD.

The blue curve increases, emphasizes the passage and the accumulation of the dye in the node.

Back to the results of the second-to-last paragraph, the fact that the negative dependency of the error-threshold on ν holds even in the case of constant f0/ f1, while (1 - qmin) ν, however, increases as ν increases, emphasizes the generality of this result.

The prevalence of allergic diseases are increasing worldwide, emphasizing the need to elucidate their pathogeneses.

However, there is increasing evidence emphasizing the importance of context-specific information on emotions [ 104, 105].

The frequency and increased mortality emphasizes the clinical significance of polymicrobial bloodstream infections in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Despite increasing evidence emphasizing the role of sensory abnormalities in chronic widespread pain in FM, the contribution of psychological factors to FM pain must also be recognized.

These increased dysfunctions emphasize the need to understand better the mechanisms of the human aging process on the one hand and to develop strategies to maintain health and functional independence on the other hand.

This effect is stronger for STE and becomes less emphasized at increasing stress levels.