Sentence examples for not so increased from inspiring English sources

In the present study, it was established that the NO metabolite level and H2O2 level in the EAC patients with perfluorocarbon administration was not so increased as the level in the EAC patients without it.

Breeding caves are traditionally deserted while the rockfowl are not breeding, so increased usage by the rockfowl is considered a first sign of breeding.

While the residual stress introduced by shot peening was very highly compressive, the fatigue strength was not so much increased.

Not so -- increased troop presence will raise the risk as it further incites the Taliban and al-Qaeda and inspires more of their propaganda; as they strengthen, they further destabilize the country, spark many more to live in constant fear or to join the insurgency.

Families' care-related requests often evoked overt frustration among staff as these demands, often not so urgent, increased their workload.

The society concludes that "sex selection aimed at increasing gender variety in families may not so greatly increase the risk of harm to children, women or society that its use should be prohibited or condemned as unethical in all cases".

Things smaller than the wavelength of the beam you are using will not show up, so increasing the frequency (ie, reducing the wavelength) means that finer details can be picked out.

Increasing numbers of MS variables in those with prior CVD did not so clearly increase risk (Table 2, Figure 1).

"The biggest thing is not so much the increased traffic or noise or litter, it's that we feel a helplessness.

For scatter imaging purposes the energy is not so important, however increased number of photons means decreased levels of noise.

Therefore it was a given that his survival would become tougher if the number of attractive white women accusing him of not so attractive behavior increased.