Sentence examples for increasing in relation to from inspiring English sources

In contrast however, Miller et al. did observe an overlap of genes related to transcription that were increasing in relation to both ageing and to Alzheimer's disease (AD) [16].

Another official pointed to the latest growth estimates from Athens, which show the economy contracting by 7% this year rather than the 5% previously forecast, meaning that the debt burden is only increasing in relation to GDP. "Nothing has been done in Greece for the past three or four months," said the official, referring to the delays caused by the two elections held since May.

Only at a distance of about 2100 to 2600 m from the transect starting point, the pre-dawn water potential is revealed as increasing in relation to declining elevation (at the right side next to B in Fig. 3).

With these numbers increasing in relation to the growth of the Latino population, the creation of a diagnostic social media learning disability app makes that much more sense.

The acyl homoserine lactones are secreted into the local environment with concentrations increasing in relation to bacterial numbers.

To some extent, incidence of babesiosis does seem to be increasing in relation to that of Lyme disease but does not appear to be, as has been suggested, approaching that of Lyme disease in areas of Rhode Island (8 ).

In fact, AD seems to increase in relation to worsening HF [ 13] and it is reliably related to poor prognosis [ 14].

Worryingly, in this case, the LDL cholesterol (the bad type) increased in relation to the HDL (the good type).

Emphasising that a drinker's risk increased in relation to the amount consumed, Connor said: "For all these there is a dose-response relationship".

In the preceding paragraphs, you'll notice the frequent appearance of the word "increased" in relation to LinkedIn's fourth quarter earnings.

However, the computational cost is considerably increased in relation to the canonical GA.