Sentence examples for maturation and increased from inspiring English sources

"That small relationship we expect to see correlated with reduced I.Q., with poor performance in school, with some abnormality in growth, particularly sexual maturation, and increased susceptibility to certain chronic diseases such as thyroid disease and diabetes," said Dr. David Carpenter, of the public health school at the State University in Albany.

There's no doubt that Walker's journey from collegiate wrecking ball to reliable floor general remains a work in progress, as does his outside shooting (he's connecting on just 10 percent of his 3-point attempts thus far), but already the signs of maturation and increased confidence are apparent.

Thus, for Hoxd4-transgenic chondrocytes, it is possible that elevated Ihh expression contributes to the observed phenotypes of delayed chondrocyte maturation and increased persistence of immature cells in the Hox transgenic cartilage, but likely this would be independent of the Pthlh feedback loop.

Mice that overexpress Lin28, a homolog of this gene, exhibit both later pubertal maturation and increased glucose uptake (36).

This suggests that Pol II is modified gradually while it transcribes, leading to maturation and increased elongation rates.

Loss of cell maturation and increased mitotic activity, including abnormal mitotic figures, are also seen [ 1, 4, 5].

He discovered that by separating one thick canopy into two less thick ones, more sunlight (and thus more photosynthesis) could be introduced on leaf surfaces, improving vine maturation and increasing not only grape yields, sometimes by 90percentt, but also quality.

Kinetic models of the vitrinite maturation and increasing in reflectance have been extensively discussed.

Lock describes how aging in Japan is seen not as a failure of biology but as a shift in social relationships: "Aging is seen as an advancement through the social hierarchy, accompanied by social maturation and increasing responsibility".

It has been suggested that the increased resistance of older embryos to infection with pathogens might reflect maturation and increasing competence of the embryonic immune system [17].

Later, with the onset of clinical RA, ACPA titers rise as a reflection of immune response maturation and increasing epitope dominance [ 12].