Sentence examples for may instead increase from inspiring English sources

However, concern has been raised about this practice, since some studies have shown that the presence of cattle may instead increase malaria prevalence.

It is concluded that repeated cold exposure of the fingers does not lead to favorable adaptations, but may instead increase the injury risk.

In contrast, virulence of necrotrophic or polyphagous pathogens may instead increase when damage to the host increases pathogen fitness (Jarosz and Davelos 1995).

A recent international systematic review found that hiding or distorting the truth does not engender hope but may instead increase patients' fear, although no studies from developing country settings were identified.

For those with multiple chronic conditions and poor functional status, the "rescue culture" of modern medicine can result in a spiral of aggressive therapies that may have little potential for benefit and may instead increase distress near the end of life [ 13, 34, 35].

This clinician may instead emphasize increased ability to cope, reduced expectations of catastrophic outcomes, or habituation.

Neither of the drug resistance markers used to isolate recombinant resides on any of these chromosomes, suggesting this pattern was unrelated to the selection imposed by drug administration, and may instead reflect increased survival in the cat.

However, as Romelsjö et al. [ 8] point out, the fear of causing premature death has paved the way for more permissive admission rules and a lax regimen to illegal drug use in some programs, which may instead have increased the mortality.

A previous study found no evidence for uniformly reduced immune function in island taxa and suggested that island life may instead favor increases in certain defenses, such as circulating haptoglobin, that are innate and inducible [13].

Instead, increased growth rate may simply favor smolting as a large YOY with a high chance of surviving emigration as a large age 1 fish.

Breast-feeding has often been considered a preventive factor in regard to allergy development, although some studies have suggested that breast-feeding may instead cause an increased risk (Bergmann et al. 2002; Kirsten 2009; van Odijk et al. 2003).