Sentence examples for mirroring the increase from inspiring English sources

However, at last follow-up, the disease activity increased slightly, mirroring the increase in S100A12 levels in some patients.

As expected, the proportion of Pdx1-HI cells in the double-positive cell populations increased between E15.5 and E18.5, mirroring the increase in β-cells during pancreas development.

However, in the liver, NT mice showed an increase in both the percentage and absolute number of CD8+ T cell PD-1 expression over time, peaking at day 14, mirroring the increase in tumor burden (Fig.  6a, b).

Patients with early persistent arthritis had significantly higher levels of CRP than patients with resolving synovitis, mirroring the increase observed in systemic 11β-HSD1 actinithein thearlyly persistent group.

In the present study, serum levels of inorganic phosphate increased by approximately 26% mirroring the increase of 7%to50%0% that was reported by previous short-term studies (reviewed in [ 15]).

Other key customers include Uber (itself still growing like a weed, despite its many setbacks and divestments), Netflix, Facebook, Spotify, Etsy, Vodafone, Sephora, Tory Burch, L'Oréal and booking.com — underscoring how the company's own growth is mirroring the increasing ubiquity and acceptance of digital payments.

Modified hexoses such as N-acetylglucosamine, deoxyglucose and glucuronic acid were all detected at higher serum concentrations in the diabetes group, mirroring the increased supply of glucose as a precursor for their biosynthesis.

Not only was the recent number of lineages higher, but the distribution of isolates was significantly different between the two consecutive periods mirroring the increasing contribution of isolates from foreign-born TB patients.

Notably, NMR spectroscopic analysis revealed that the signals for the olefinic CH2 protons appear strongly shifted towards high field (δ=3.29 2.84 ppm, Figure S2), thus mirroring the increased electron density.

The rise of procrastination, Professor Steel wrote in an analysis of hundreds of studies on the subject entitled "The Nature of Procrastination," mirrors the increase of other failures in self-regulation, like obesity, gambling and excessive debt, over the last 25 years.

Dry weights of the individual lobes largely mirrored the increase in lung volume.