Sentence examples for increased intermittent from inspiring English sources

UK populations are travelling increasingly to sunny destinations, leading to increased intermittent sun exposure.

MeArg reduced red blood cell (RBC) velocity in central tumour venules by 25%, and increased intermittent flow and stasis frequency by 20% in central tumour venules.

Increasing intermittent renewable generation and capacity the electric grid in MA causes risks in the way GFGs bid for gas.

Increasing intermittent renewable sources currently brings uncertainty to gas procurement, and increased penetration of renewables will increase this uncertainty even further.

Most patients were able to provide information on the characteristics of their pain in terms of the physical sensation (e.g., "stabbing", "burning", "sharp"), frequency, location, and temporal characteristics (e.g., increasing, intermittent).

Two multicenter randomized controlled trials (RCTs) [ 4, 5] and two meta-analyses [ 6, 7] have demonstrated that increasing the dose of RRT above 20 to 25 mL/kg/h of effluent flow for continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) or increasing intermittent dialysis frequency beyond alternate days does not improve survival.

In addition, the E. coli removal performance of copper-zeolite amended biofilters increased after intermittent dry weather periods; this is notable, especially considering biofilter performance usually decreases after drying.

In contrast to results from a previous study showing that PTH1R is down-regulated by PTH in cultured osteoblasts [46], PTH1R was slightly increased by intermittent PTH treatment in vivo as measured by IHC and Western blot analysis.

DKK1 mRNA levels were only significantly increased after intermittent loading of the construct.

The statistical power of the LPCM method increased with intermittent missing data.

Fatigue while weaning was defined by a combination of clinical evidence of respiratory distress accompanied by an ordered increase in positive pressure support (increased synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation rate, conversion to assist-control or an increase in pressure support).