Sentence examples for increased in transition from inspiring English sources

The dummy for year before repeal is positive, suggesting that couple formation increased in transition states several months before CLM was repealed.

When adjusted for age covariates, the trend was attenuated in non-transition but increased in transition countries (Model 2).

Among the patients with a comorbid PDD, the number of catatonic features did not significantly increase in transition from childhood to adolescence (in childhood: mean 7.3, SD 4.71, median 7, range 0 14 vs. in adolescence: mean 9.4, SD 3.34, median 9.5, range 5 15; Wilcoxon rank signed test, z = -1.532, p = NS).

The drag reduction is not significant for laminar flow, but it is increased in the transition flow regime.

The challenges increased in the transition between domains (activity 4 in kinematics to activity 5 in ecology) and between problem types in a domain (activity 3 to activity 4 in the kinematics domain).

Of those, synaptotagmin 4 (Syt4) and aspartate beta-hydroxylase (Asph) were increased in the transition from localised prostate cancer to metastatic tumours with p-values of 0.006 and 0.001 respectively, whereas Atp11a was highly increased in prostate cancer (P = 0.005).

Yu et al. [ 71] also found that the density of p65-positive cells was significantly increased in the transition from normal mucosa to adenoma and to adenocarcinoma in colorectal cells.

Interestingly, this study found that cytoplasmic NLS expression was significantly associated with a shorter time to disease recurrence and disease-specific death and cytoplasmic NLS expression significantly increased in the transition from HNPC to CRPC.

However, in contrast to the expression patterns of GA-associated genes, transcript abundance of the majority of DE JA-associated transcripts decreased in the S1-S2 trandincreased increased in the S2-S3 Tableition (Table  4).

Among those without this comorbidity, the number of catatonic features increased significantly in transition from childhood to adolescence.

The prevalence or recurrence of depression is seriously increased in women during the transition to and after menopause.