Sentence examples for modestly increased rate from inspiring English sources

This group was chosen because they suffer from modestly increased rate of atrophy, making it possible to detect significant changes in rate of atrophy in a relatively small number of subjects followed for relatively short time.

This induction had two phases, a modestly increased rate of HOXA5 expression as compared to control cells within in the first 35 hours followed by a steep increase in the expression of HOXA5 thereafter (Figure 4A).

We observed a modestly increased rate of breast cancer among postmenopausal women with any history of digoxin use, compared with women with no such use, after adjustment for age, use of other prescription drugs, and cardiovascular indications.

Incorporating 1,4-di O-diferuloyl threitol 16 and particularly1,3-di O-feruloyl glycerol 15 into lignin, however, modestly increased rate k 1 and reduced both NP and NPAL compared to cell walls lignified solely with coniferyl alcohol.

Adding lixisenatide prevented weight gain and led to an expected increase in the frequency of gastrointestinal side effects and modestly increased rates of hypoglycemia.

The heterozygous mouse has a modestly increased mutation rate, which appears to exceed that seen in an elderly human, but has an apparently normal phenotype [32].

In live analyses, retraction and protrusion rates of filopodia were the same in Sop2−/− mutant neurons compared to wildtype, whereas DAAM−/− mutant neurons showed modestly increased protrusion rates and strongly increased retraction rates (Fig. 2C).

The assays combining CYFRA 21-1 with CEA or CA 15-3 increased the positive rate modestly, increased the positive rate by 5 or 2.5% in primary cases, and 0 or 3.9% in recurrent cases, respectively.

The addition of FDG-PET to response assessments modestly increased response rates to 30% ORR including 20% CR compared with 26% ORR including 15% CR/CRu with CT/MRI alone.

Although complete surgical resection seems improbable, advances in the fields of surgical resection, intraoperative imaging, and multimodal regimens of combined radiotherapy and chemotherapy have led to modestly increased overall survival rates in patients with malignant gliomas of approximately 20 months.

If we assume that the current ACMG list already contains the most frequent of the AD conditions to be considered, then expanding the list to 100 or even 1,000 additional conditions only modestly increases the rate of IFs.