Sentence examples for more transient increase from inspiring English sources

A deeper anoxia (0.1% O2) produces a more transient increase in mortality.

In contrast, the more transient increase in CREB phosphorylation caused by B2 bradykinin receptor activation did not translate into significant increases in either gene product.

In this case, one would expect to find a more generalised and (compared with an antibody response derived from long-lived, bone-marrow-resident plasma cells) a more transient increase in IgG4 antibodies against different antigens that are known to elicit an IgG4 antibody response in the general population.

A more transient and earlier increase in correlation levels can be observed between Oct4 and Bra in Act/Chi.

In comparison with IL-6, the TNF-α response is often of lesser magnitude and of more transient character, which increases the statistical β error and makes it more difficult to demonstrate a reduction even if there is one.

Indeed, a life-long elevation of α-syn expression due to multiplication mutations of its gene causes familial parkinsonism; other conditions, such as aging and neuronal injury, associated with more transient α-syn increases could also promote α-synuclein pathology and enhance disease risk (Ross et al, 2008; Simon-Sanchez et al, 2009; Ulusoy and Di Monte, 2013).

We postulate that adding more transient storage zones would increase channel complexity and yield closer results between simulated and empirical CSK, and testing this hypothesis warrants future research.

More specifically, we observed a transient increase in blood flow, blood volume, and glucose uptake in mdx mice 2 weeks-post (both exercised and unexercised), relative to healthy wild-type control mice.

In this situation there may be bias towards the longer lived TST response which outweighs the benefit of the increased specificity of the more transient IGRA response.

Systemic administration of vehicle (10% DMSO in saline) also caused an increase in blood pressure, though this was more transient (Table 1 & Figure 3).

A genetically induced transient increase in cell size was quickly corrected by more frequent cell division, showing that the cell cycle was adjusted to maintain cell-size homeostasis.