Sentence examples for partial increase from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that there may either be a distinct transcriptional or post-transcriptional control of TNF gene expression in SP thymocytes relative to splenic T cells Stimulation in the presence of splenocytes partially enabled SP thymocytes to produce TNF efficiently as there was only a partial increase in the proportion of cells producing the cytokine.

All car fuels were phased out in 2014, and there was a partial increase of electricity tariffs as well.

The figure indeed points towards a partial increase in wage flexibility during the recession, in line with the findings of Brandolini and Rosolia (2015) and Verdugo (2016) for the EU and the ones of Kurmann et al. (2014) for the USA and the UK.

In the second analysis, a partial increase in their expression was detected (Table 4).

Also, deletion of this site results in a partial increase in Ste7 phosphorylation (Fig. 4A).

Interestingly, this parameter is not ameliorated by a partial increase in dystrophin expression by gentamicin treatment [21].

Moreover, the partial increases in heat transfer resistivity related to the hybridized amount of non-mutated or mutated DNA, respectively.

A particle swarm optimization (PSO) that uses an adaptive variable population size and periodic partial increasing or declining individuals in the form of ladder function is proposed in the paper.

In particular, the NMR2-2K3A* aNMR3-2K3AK3A showedthens showed the most dramatic stabilization and ordering of the β2-strand, and NMR2 and NMR3* showed appreciable partial increases in formation of β2.

As we are using the global signal information, the correlation coefficient between the strongest harmonic (and/or the fundamental partial) and the other harmonics decreases as the amplitude/energy differences between the involved partials increase [22].

It is suggested that increased tissue oxygen partial pressures increases bacterial killing by increased respiratory burst and increased formation of oxygen free radicals.