Sentence examples for model of increasing from inspiring English sources
"However, it is just the extreme example of the general practice of some universities that do set up computer science programs as a business model of increasing revenue while providing low cost labor to the IT industry".
We first selected genes that change under a steady-state model of increasing or decreasing expression over time.
In Figure 5B (and Figure S2) we fit the model of increasing immune response that partially blocks virus entry and thus limits the infectivity of the virus.
The base case was compared against a model of increasing diagnosis and treatment rates as new therapies become available.
Immunoprecipitation-mass spectrometry was used to measure the early rise of different amyloid-β peptides in a mouse model of increasing amyloid-β ('TASTPM', transgenic for familial Alzheimer's disease genes APP/PSEN1).
Because we proposed a feed-forward loop model of increasing Meq and CD30 expression [ 18] and our global analysis suggests that NF-κB is central in MD lymphomagenesis, we tested NF-κB isoforms' transactivation potential on the Meq promoter using in vitro transcription reporter assays (1 Kb 5' of the Meq ATG; MDV strain RB-1B).
If TGFβ2 is regulating CTGF in utero, loss of Tgfβ2 could lead to increased levels of CTGF, creating a similar phenotype to our model of increased Ctgf expression.
Table 3 shows the results of the hierarchical modeling analyses for four models of increasing complexity, which are shown in separate columns.
The ads, run by the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association, say that the union has been a model of increased productivity, saving the city more than $2 billion since 1980, when it agreed to go to trucks with two workers instead of three.
Environmental enrichment is a model of increased structural brain plasticity.
Therefore, our measurement of a leftward shift of peak migration speed can be explained by a model of increased integrin activation at acidic pH, which results in increased cell-substratum adhesiveness and consequently less ligand required for efficient migration.
