Sentence examples for increased turn from inspiring English sources

The epithelial cells lining of the crypts showed an increased turn over, which most likely represented a regenerative phenomenon due to AOM-mediated mitogenic effect.

These observations are not easy to explain by an increased turn over of tumor cells because controversial data on the apoptotic and LOH index of the different histological cancer types have been published [ 19- 21].

A second is the emergence of anaesthesia with a consequent increased use of forceps and other measures in the 19th century and an increased turn to caesarean sections from the mid-1970s onwards.

If the string length needs to be increased, turn the bridge saddle adjustment screw clockwise.

Nonetheless, an increased turn-out and tactical voting by many left-wingers gave the victory to the centre-right candidate, by 46 per cent to 37 per cent for the FN, with 16 per cent for the Socialists.

During cultivation, algal cells visibly increased, turning the wastewater color from blackish gray to green, which when filtered produced clear water.

He increased turnout in CD7 and assured that the increased turn-out voted heavily in his favor.

Since CD4 T cells were preferentially recruited to the infection site, we next evaluated if these infiltrating CD4 T cells were the result of an increased turn-over rate of CD4 versus CD8 T cells.

Indeed, we found that the reduced capacity of ctsk−/− mice to accumulate fat mass is not due to decreased expression of lipogenic enzymes but to an increased turn-over of free fatty acids.

For example, Kent-Walsh, Binger, and Hasham (2010) reported that mothers learned to use a partnership, interactional reading strategy with their children in a relatively short time, which appeared to be associated with increased turn-taking by the children and use of a wider range of meanings.

As eating habits changed, salt intake also increased, turning blood pressure increase mediated by RAS activation into a negative factor.