Sentence examples for increasing strata from inspiring English sources
However, the digital divide is decreasing and the access to the Internet is increasing among increasing strata of the population, such as both young and old people, as well as men and women, especially in developed countries such as the United Kingdom (UK).
An effect of WH fibers to impact skin temperature through increasing stratum corneum hydration, producing more skin-to-fabric contact and skin erythema, was also investigated.
There were significant incremental increases in EVLW indices with each increasing stratum of the LIS score.
Ross et al. (2005) found that LINEs increase in frequency with increasing stratum age (at least when considering the most recent three strata) but did not observe a monotonic pattern with respect to GC content.
In the oxazolone induced atopic dermatitis model, the topical activation of PPARα by WY-14643 could normalize the structure of epidermis, significantly improved barrier function of the skin and increased stratum corneum hydration as well as reversed the immunologic abnormalities.
Embrace encompasses an Elderly Care Team per general practitioner practice, an Electronic Elderly Record System, decision support instruments, and a self-management support and prevention program – combined with care and support intensity levels increasing from stratum A to stratum C. Primary outcome variables are patient outcomes, service use, costs, and quality of care.
The reduction of total care cost observed in the increasing CD4 strata was compensated by the increase of the total care cost observed across age strata.
In our cohort, glucose variability increased with increasing glucose strata in the medical cohort.
This ratio was even higher with increasing BW strata or order of the births [ 14].
bPediatric Risk of Mortality (PRISM) II score increased progressively with increasing pRIFLEmax strata (P < 0.05, Kruskal-Wallis test).
The magnitude of the association with birth weight IL was also explored in increasing weight strata (Tables 1 and 2).
