Sentence examples for increasing studies including from inspiring English sources

Since the first discovery that human papillomavirus protein E6 targets the cellular tumor suppressor protein p53 for the UPS-mediated degradation [16], increasing studies, including those from our laboratory, have suggested that various viruses evolve different mechanisms to utilize or manipulate the host UPS for their own benefits [9], [20] [25].

On the one hand, an increasing number of studies, including the present one, indicate that plasma NGAL has good diagnostic value for sepsis-associated AKI [ 17, 31].

Instructional multimedia may help instructors address a range of diverse student needs including increasing study time and addressing multiple learning preferences [ 3, 5- 7, 12, 13].

An increasing number of scientific studies, including from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, show links between physical education and a child's overall well-being.

The adverse effects of Pb exposure on pregnancy outcome have been reported in several studies, including increased risk of spontaneous abortion (Borja-Aburto et al. 1999) and an increase in preterm births and stillbirths (McMichael et al. 1986).

This is the same concept that makes it possible to, besides separating the specialist auditors and others, increase the validity of studies, including the present study.

Further studies including increased spatial sampling and the use of additional molecular markers particularly faster evolving nuclear markers are needed to fully resolve the evolutionary history and associated systematics of the different clades occurring on Madagascar.

Up to now, an increasing number of genetic association studies including candidate-gene and genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have been published that report on novel CM risk genes or attempt to validate previously reported genetic risk factors in CM (1).

The degree of sophistication of first galaxy simulations has continued to increase, with the most recent studies including star formation and feedback recipes that rival those of present-day galaxy formation simulations (e.g. Wise et al. 2012).

Kriging techniques, in particular, have been applied with increasing frequency in large-scale epidemiologic studies, including long-term exposure assessment (Brauer et al. 2003; Hoek et al. 2001).

Our results highlight a number of practical issues that need addressing in future studies, including ways of increasing the proportion of patients who may benefit from this treatment, the need for more studies evaluating the destination of infused cells and the need to evaluate V γ9V δ2 T cells in combination with other therapies.