Sentence examples for index of increased from inspiring English sources

They reported that analgesia has been associated with a shift toward HF predominance, whereas a shift toward LF may serve as an index of increased sympathetic tone due to nociception.

This is in contrast to a previous study by Papaioannou et al. [3] that showed that analgesia is associated with a shift toward HF predominance, whereas a shift toward LF may serve as an index of increased sympathetic tone secondary to nociception.

Both in vitro and in vivo studies have utilized oxidative inactivation of aconitase as an index of increased ROS levels.

Increased CSF albumin, an index of increased BBB permeability, was also reported at the time of EEG slow-wave activity [19].

Our study strengthen the hypothesis that, because complexity is a measure of the capability of cardiovascular system to respond to perturbations, it can be considered an index of increased cardiovascular risk in aging and patients with cardiac diseases, as it has been reported by other investigators [43], [44].

Methods: Serum levels of ferritin (as index of increased cellular iron stores), glutamate, interleukin-6, matrix metalloproteinase-9 and cellular fibronectin were determined in 134 patients treated with i.v. t-PA within 3 hours from stroke onset in blood samples obtained before t-PA treatment, at 24 and 72 hours.

It also saw the emergence of the Village People, a band put together as a cartoon, almost, of contemporary gay lifestyles – an index of increasing gay confidence, if not actual militancy.

The specific activity correlated positively with diameter as an index of increasing animal age (r2 = 0.72) (Figure 1A).

Indices of increased local and systemic oxidative stress have been reported in cigarette smokers.

The findings, suggest that interference or cooperation of different signals may have critical consequences as evidenced by indices of increased lung inflammation, microvascular permeability, and lung epithelial apoptotic cell death.

We also did not observe greater than additive joint effects for the MnSOD genotype and indices of increased endogenous hormone exposure (early age at menarche, nulliparity, late age at first pregnancy, late age at menopause; data not shown).