Sentence examples for majority of increases from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy that the majority of increases identified have corresponded to relatively abundant serum proteins, some of which have previously been reported as increased in the sera of cancer patients.

Although the majority of increases in sales were for essential medicines, there were also postpolicy increases in sales of non-essential medicines.

This result is consistent with a study of a virtual endocast of Ignacius graybullianus, an Early Eocene Plesiadapiform (Paromomyidae), indicating that early euprimates exhibited only small advances in brain mass over ancestral groups and that the majority of increases in brain size occurred after the origin of modern primates [ 78].

Shipping companies' tight margins will, however, probably force a transfer of the majority of increased costs to customer prices.

Complementary CRM, CFM, and in situ turbidity measurements revealed that fibril and network formation occurred before substantial turbidity was present, and the majority of increasing turbidity during collagen self-assembly was due to increasing fibril thickness.

The total number of people with diabetes is expected to reach 300 million by the year 2025, with the majority of increased cases predicted to be in developing countries.

However, the vast majority of increasing availability has been a result of increased domestic production.

Most of the increase in cell area occurred during the later stages of fruit development and was associated with the majority of increase in fruit size.

The majority of increased CAD and HCD fragmentation comes from regions with scores of 0.9 or higher, where ∼16% of all possible fragments are observed from both.

These results demonstrate that JNK1 accounts for the majority of increased JNK activity in insulin target tissues and is an important regulator in obesity-related insulin resistance.

It has been estimated that the number of people with diabetes worldwide was 285 million in 2010 and will increase to 439 million in 2030, with the majority of increase (69%) occurring in developing countries (1).