Sentence examples for increased severely from inspiring English sources
It is found that the tip heat transfer coefficients of the channels with guide ribs/vanes are up to 65% higher than those of a channel without guide ribs/vanes, while the pressure loss might be reduced if the guide ribs/vanes are properly designed and located, otherwise the pressure loss is expected to be increased severely.
Last 3 days, the band intensities were increased severely by 7.09-fold, compared to Day 0 (P < 0.05).
The porosity of the subchondral plate increased severely in both ACLT and groove model, at all time points in all animals (Table 1 and Fig 4C, D).
However, when Pi concentration was increased to 25 mM and calcium was nominally absent (KH(Ca--,P++), as is present in the University of Wisconsin organ preservation solution, cell injury increased severely, regardless of the presence of glucose.
Only a two-fold increase in percentage of dead cells to 9.6% was detected in the parental cell line upon treatment with barasertib (50 nM) for 96 hours, whereas the percentage of dead cells increased severely to 40.1% and 53.7% for 182R-2 and 182R-2 cells, respectively.
Total Bilirubin concentration always increases severely in hepatocellular disease.
Aging and skeletal muscle ischemia/reperfusion (I/R) injury leads to decreased contractile force generation that increases severely with age.
Cardiogenic shock occurs when heart and circulation are no longer able to adapt to the situation and is characterized by severely impaired myocardial contractility, increased preload, severely impaired myocardial compliance, increased afterload, and an abnormally and persistently high heart rate.
We could indeed demonstrate high levels of serum hBD-2 in psoriasis patients, which were found to be about 400-fold increased in severely affected patients compared to healthy individuals (see table 1).
Only collagen in alveolar walls was further increased in severely emphysematous patients.
Water and vector-borne infections have increased in severely affected areas, where health facilities are still damaged from the floods.
