Sentence examples for increased instance from inspiring English sources

This increased instance of transvacuolar strands is a common characteristic of PCD and has been noted previously during developmental cell death in the lace plant [ 10], in induced cell death in lace plant protoplasts [ 26], and also during induced cell death by osmotic stress in tobacco suspension cultures [ 33].

MSF is concerned about increased instances of respiratory diseases and the skin infection scabies.

Is the correlation between the drug's use and increased instances of H.I.V. infection biological, then, or behavioral?

From New Jersey to Cape Cod, in Massachusetts, fishermen have reported increased instances of seeing and reeling in great whites and other sharks.

In early November, two hundred members of the Hai'a sent a letter to their president, complaining that the presence of Saudi women in retail jobs had so drastically increased instances of ikhtilat, as well as of the far more serious crime of khilwa — the "seclusion" of a man and woman together, in an enclosed space — that their job had become impossible.

Computer-assisted spatiotemporal cluster analyses might help identify and statistically evaluate increased instances of meningococcal disease, thus providing valuable information for further public health investigation and intervention.

But even that's breaking down, partially because of the increasing instance of "green-on-blue" attacks -- i.e. Afghan troops killing their U.S. or allied trainers.

The Koglweogo have multiplied around the major cities in central Burkina Faso, to counter increasing instances of robbery.

The fish are found mostly in the Caspian Sea and Black Sea, but their numbers have rapidly declined because of overfishing, water pollution and increasing instances of illegal trade.

However, there have been increasing instances of anonymity being granted to military personnel charged with offences before the death of Gunner Rigby.

The road expansion and deforestation plan, which conservationists fear would threaten two of the three largest remaining Sumatran orangutan populations and increase instances of disastrous landslides, has yet to be ratified by the Indonesian government.