Sentence examples for might specifically increase from inspiring English sources

Recent studies suggest that paroxetine, a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), might specifically increase teratogenic risk.

However, drugs that might specifically increase the synthesis of glycocalyx components, refurbish the glycocalyx or selectively prevent protease degradation are not currently available [ 7, 15].

Among the few analyses by histologic type, one suggested that PMH use might specifically increase risk of endometrioid tumours (Weiss et al, 1982).

There is some suggestion that antidepressants might specifically increase suicide-related events in patients who did not experience these events prior to starting antidepressant treatment.

Furin processing and transport to the cell surface might be specifically increased in tumor cells, as response to increased need to process cell matrix components required for tumor proliferation and tissue invasion.

Another possible explanation for the current results might be that people suffering from tinnitus may only have specifically increased interoception for internal acoustic processes which would not be detected through the measures used in the study at hand.

"That, specifically, increases our pain".

Human research shows that cortisol specifically increases caloric intake of 'comfort foods'".

Together these data indicate that CSPG specifically increases NSC survival.

The race/ethnicity differences in mO-3FA consumption and the question of whether specific groups might specifically benefit from interventions that increase mO-3FA intake are worthy of further study.

Also, because these children experience increased emotional arousal, they might specifically benefit from interventions targeting emotion regulation.