Sentence examples for more marked increases from inspiring English sources

After lipopolysaccharide challenge, cows in early lactation experienced more marked increases in the expression of IL6, TNFA, and IL8 when compared with cows in mid-lactation.

CD40 ligation induced a modest increase in TNF-α and more marked increases in IL-12 production.

More marked increases in the prevalence of persons with frailty index values.35 or higher are seen.

Gender differences in mortality patterns are also evident with more marked increases in females in most adult age groups (5).

Between 1995 and 1996 however, the incidence rate in the United States showed a slight increase followed by more marked increases in 1997 and 1998.

The observed increase in apoptosis at low micromolar doses of SC236 was prevented by co-administration of exogenous PGE2 (1  μ M), whereas more marked increases in apoptosis seen with higher doses of SC236 were not rescued.

There was a significant curvilinear relationship between plasma Mg and urinary Mg excretion, with a more marked increase in urinary Mg excretion at higher plasma levels of Mg.

Therefore, the GP process leads to a more obvious enhancement on nonlinear dielectric properties, in particular a more marked increase in tunability and a more evident decrease in dielectric loss of the BST films.

During standing, adolescents had a more marked increase in diastolic arterial pressure, heart rate, low frequency of R-R intervals, and low frequency of arterial pressure compared with those of preadolescents.

Companies' stock prices are no longer as sensitive to news; internal conflicts become more marked, increasing the incentive to leak, companies become readier to rat on rivals (off the record, of course), and Wall Street firms see both retail stockbroking and investment banking businesses shrink.

In the separately administered Vatican City State — which runs the Vatican Museums, the Vatican supermarket, pharmacy and tax-free department store — there has been a more marked increase, according to statistics released Friday.