Sentence examples for increased numbers in from inspiring English sources

These and further studies have shown both increased rates of de novo CNVs, as well as increased numbers in specific genes and gene pathways, giving new insights into the variants and genetic mechanisms underlying ASDs.

"We have had increased numbers in the last year or so," I was told by Robert Reder, Purdue's vice president of medical affairs and worldwide drug safety, "but our estimation is that they're commensurate with the distribution of the drug".

The University of Bristol's mammal research unit has calculated there are 225,000 rural foxes and 33,000 in cities, but the 2004 hunt ban is thought to have increased numbers in some places.

Fusobacterium nucleatum is an opportunistic pathogen with a key role in subgingival plaque formation and it is found in increased numbers in periodontally affected sites.

During corneal inflammation (e.g., herpetic keratitis) and irritation (e.g., contact lens wear), increased numbers in the central cornea have been described [5],[8],[9].

Macrophages have a key role in the pathogenesis of COPD and are found in markedly increased numbers in both the airways and lung parenchyma.

They are disappearing in increasing numbers in Calais and elsewhere.

This strategy of openness is unquestionably the best way to increase numbers in the short run.

But an increasingly influential Hispanic electorate could be turned off by a hard line from the party they turned to in increasing numbers in the last two presidential elections.

Tourists had begun to return in increasing numbers; in 2009 the park received 550 visitors, by 2010 that figure rose to 3,000, and was projected to reach 6,000 this year.

Quotas do increase numbers in most cases, but they don't work very well as proxies for democratisation or gender justice.