Sentence examples for marked increases during from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, Miyake (2012, 2013) found that the atmospheric 14C content measured in tree rings exhibited marked increases during the Common Era1 (CE) 774 to 775 and during CE 993 to 994, which indicate sharp increases in cosmic ray fluxes during those periods.

Fossil shell sizes of marine gastropods in Chile showed marked increases during periods of intensified cold water upwelling throughout the Pleistocene and Holocene [44].

Relatively low levels of soybean root colonisation were detected during years 1 4 of the study (e.g. 20 40 Fusarium colonies per 100 cm section of soybean root) compared with marked increases during years 5 10 of the study (100 120 Fusarium colonies per 100 cm section of soybean root).

At birth renal function is anatomically and functionally immature, with marked increases during the first 2 weeks of life due to changes in renal vascular resistance and active nephrogenesis occurring between 9 and 36 weeks from birth, with accompanying changes in renal blood flow [13,14].

In North Africa, there are marked variations in the prevalence of asthma symptoms in the general population with up to 3-fold differences between the two periods pre- and post-1990; asthma prevalence showing a particularly marked increase during the last 10 years [ 12].

Such marked increases in renin during aliskiren treatment have been noted before (18).

Only one set, Gmet_2057-Gmet_2075, had marked increases in abundance during benzoate oxidation (see Additional file 2).

For example, compulsive checkers often show marked increases in striatal activation during cognitive challenge, compared with healthy controls or compulsive washers [10,11], supporting the hypothesis that the neural basis of washing and checking symptoms is not identical.

In the current study, male offspring (i.e., the F1 generation) of mice exposed to TBT during pregnancy showed marked increases in the number and size of white fat cells and significant but less pronounced increases in the weight of white fat deposits (or "depots") around the kidney and under the skin.

Indeed, hypoxic mice and other mammals are lethargic and inactive, but have marked increases of respiration, heart rate and autonomic responses during hypoxia.

There were marked increases in the infiltration of mononuclear cells.