Sentence examples for increasing residency from inspiring English sources

The reduction in juvenile tempo with increasing residency in the UK may explain increasing breast cancer rates in South Asian migrants to the UK [ 41].

Median age at thelarche occurred earlier with increasing residency in the UK, as did pubarche (Bangladeshi = 12.5, British-Bangladeshi = 11.6, white British = 10.9 years; P-trend <0.01).

Height, weight, and BMI all increased with increasing residency scale, except for height in girls under age 9.5 years (Table  1).

A slower pubertal tempo, but faster juvenile tempo, was associated with increasing residency in the UK growth environment in our data.

We found that FEV1/FVC decreased monotonically with increasing residency duration, with a 0.9% decrease (95% CI, -1.8 - -0.0) among children who had lived in El Paso since before entering first grade and a 1.3% decrease (95% CI, -2.0 - -0.6) among children who were lifelong El Paso residents.

This overall trend of reaching thelarche earlier with increasing residency scale remained after adjustment for BMI, but was no longer statistically significant (Table  2; HR (95% CI): Bangladeshi = 1.0, British-Bangladeshi = 1.1 (0.7, 1.8), white British = 1.7 (1.0, 3.1); P-trend = 0.20).

A recent study using single particle tracking approaches reported that short corticosterone application (10 20 min) increases GluR2-AMPAR surface mobility in a time-dependent manner and increased residency of GluR2 at synapses, which occludes increases in GluR2 synaptic content induced by a chemical LTP protocol [13].

If ocean survival is highly variable across years (and Ward et al. 1989 and Ward 2000 suggest that it is), we might therefore expect increased residency.

To illustrate how our modeling framework can be used to predict the effects of changes in water management, we analyze perturbations that others have predicted to increase residency (U.S. Department of the Interior 2008) in selected scenarios where we currently predict all anadromy, and perturbations predicted to increase anadromy in scenarios where we currently predict all residency.

In fact, the only insulin analog shown to have tumor-promoting properties (at high doses) in an animal model was the early analog X10, and this was found to have increased residency at the insulin receptor as well as increased IGF-I receptor affinity.

Typically, steroids enter the cell by passive diffusion and bind to cognate intracellular receptors to cause activation and an increased residency of the receptor steroid complex in the nucleus, where the complex binds to DNA at biologically active hormone response elements (HREs) to induce or repress gene transcription.