Sentence examples for more sustained increases from inspiring English sources

For example, in native grassland pasture, rooting was initially associated with declines in plant species richness, while in sown pastures, rooting was associated with more sustained increases in plant species richness.

Lipopolysaccharide-injection led to a sharp rise in prostaglandin E2 at PIH 8, while substance P, bradykinin and matrix metalloproteinase activity showed more sustained increases at PIH 8 and 24.

Induction of inflammation led to a sharp rise in prostaglandin E2 at PIH 8, while substance P, bradykinin and MMP activity showed more sustained increases at PIH 8 and 24.

Using calcium-flux assays, 3O-C12 was found to induce larger and more sustained increases in intracellular calcium in IB3-1 comparedmpared to C38, and blocking this calcium flux with BAPTA-AM reduced the production of IL-6 by IB3-1 thethe levels produced by C38.

However, only the more sustained increases are associated with situations of stress [ 45], and in this study, samples were taken at the same time of the day to avoid any possible confounding effects of circadian and ultradian rhythms of the cortisol secretion so it is unlikely that circadian patterns affected our results.

When businesses see sustained increases in sales and revenue, they will naturally turn to hiring more workers to satisfy that demand.

"However, this is offset to some degree by the more modest but sustained increase in the direct sentenced population".

PPIs achieve a more rapid and sustained increase in gastric pH and are not associated with the rapid tachyphylaxis seen with H2RAs.

But since World War II, there have been sustained increases.

Basal levels of phosphorylated JAK2 were very low in both cell lines, however stimulation with OSM led to an immediate, transient increase in phosphorylation in OSA8 and a more sustained, time dependent increase in SJSA.

The more sustained and smaller increase in plasma [acetate] with oral administration likely represents a steady state between intestinal absorption and tissue (primarily skeletal muscle) extraction.