Sentence examples for increasing early stage from inspiring English sources

This will also have the effect of increasing early stage market size, which is critical to allow SMEs to scale," the document notes.

In the UK there has been an effort, through the National Awareness and Early Diagnosis Initiative (NAEDI), to increase early stage diagnoses and ultimately cancer survival.

IL18 is also a predicted target of miR-143-3p miR-143-3p miR-143-3p stage apoptosis of cultured HUVEC (umbilical vein endothelial cells) cells [ 73], and increase the death of VEC [ 74].

Reaching the goal of increasing early-stage diagnoses requires health campaigns to increase both public awareness of oral and pharyngeal cancer and the importance the public places on seeking and receiving screenings.

Even more interestingly these authors also reported that genistein treatment increases early-stage death in vitro suggesting that it negatively affects early mouse embryonic development in vivo by inducing cell apoptosis and by inhibiting cell proliferation [66].

In terms of trying to increase early-stage diagnoses of gynaecological cancers, this relatively modest increase in consultations as a result of any successful intervention could potentially be worthwhile.

As screening using the faecal occult blood test (FOBT) can increase early-stage diagnosis, significantly reducing bowel cancer mortality (Hewitson et al, 2007), a national screening programme was introduced in spring 2006 and it currently covers all areas of England.

Mechanical properties sharply increased during early stage approaching asymptotic values, depending on design strength codes.

In our study, the percentage of CD4+CD25+ Treg cells increased at early stage and gradually reduced later in silica-treated group.

Another possible explanation might be HO-1 expression variation at different stages of diabetes, because HO-1 has been found to be increased in early stage of diabetes while decreased in late stage of diabetes [13].

In present study, in accordance with the results obtained by Hayden et al. [ 31], the concentration of IL-6 increased during early stage of infection.