Sentence examples for increases in destruction from inspiring English sources

These increases in destruction of lung parenchyma and in lung collagen content observed only in the group of mice treated with papain and exposed to ambient particles were associated with an increase in the amount of 8-isoprostane expression in lung tissue, suggesting that the increase in oxidative stress is a possible mechanism to explain these alterations [ 74].

Water and heat produced by the combustion of the added hydrocarbon cannot explain the increase in destruction rate of chlorobenzene.

Phil Klotzbach, an atmospheric scientist at Colorado State University, said that the rise in population and wealth near the coast was contributing to most of the increase in destruction caused by hurricanes.

The reticulocyte count, which measures the number of young red blood cells being produced, is used to distinguish between anemias resulting from a decrease in production of erythrocytes and those caused by an increase in destruction or loss of erythrocytes.

Activists have blamed the increase in destruction on a controversial reform to Brazil's forest protection law.

Parliamentary reform and the new economic structure brought about an increase in destruction of property and strikes.

If decoration numbers are socially controlled, then bower destruction should increase during supplementation, and males that naturally have few decorations should experience a greater increase in destruction rate when supplemented than males that naturally have many decorations.

Males that had many of their experimental decorations stolen experienced a greater increase in destruction rate when supplemented than males that had few of their experimental decorations stolen (rs = 0.621, n = 14, P = 0.018).

The bone marrow failure resulted in decreased production of functional RBCs and coupled with cancer related inflammatory response [ 18] and/or chemotherapy induced [ 19, 20] increase in destruction of RBCs; blood loss leads to decrease in HGB, RBC count, and HCT.

Males that had few red wires and red rings under natural conditions experienced a greater increase in destruction rate when supplemented than males that had many red wires and red rings (Spearman rank correlation: rs = −0.757, n = 14, P = 0.002; Fig.  2).

We believe that our selection of this model for our studies is justified for following reasons: 1) we have shown previously that their growth in the bone results in increases in bone destruction; 2) these cells express RANKL; and 3) RANKL is involved in this process.