Sentence examples for persistent increment from inspiring English sources

In addition, 29 of these genes were differentially expressed on day 40 of lactation, suggesting they may regulate the stable and persistent increment in milk yield after 4× milking in early lactation.

Such persistent increment of the episodes of P. falciparium could possibly be due to resistance development by malaria vector mosquitoes to insecticides that had been in use for indoor residual spraying (IRS) in the country for about half of a century until vector resistance to DDT was detected in 2007 [ 53- 55].

One of our objectives was to identify the genes and functions involved in each phase of the milk yield response to IMF; those phases being the acute increase in milk yield during IMF; the partial decrease in milk yield after cessation of IMF, and the persistent increment in milk yield that remained long after IMF.

Our objectives were to determine the cellular and transcriptional responses associated with: 1) sustained (21-day) unilateral 4× milking during early lactation; 2) the acute decline in milk yield upon cessation of unilateral 4× milking; and 3) the persistent increment in milk yield after resumption of 2× milking in glands initially milked 4×.

It means that one-dimensional random process (|{X t)}|) at low time scales is characterized by persistent increments and long-range correlations.

It means that one-dimensional random process (|{X t)}|) (and (|{Y t)}|)) is characterized at these scales by persistent increments and long-range correlations.

This suggests that both diets resulted in sufficient weight gain to cross a threshold for inducing a fixed increment of persistent body weight gain.

When the process is a Brownian motion ({mathcal {H}}) is 0.5, when it is persistent (i.e. an increment will be followed by a decrement and vice versa) ({mathcal {H}}) is greater than 0.5, and finally when it is anti-persistent (i.e. an increment will be followed by an increment, and a decrement by a decrement) ({mathcal {H}}) is less than 0.5.

A heterozygous GCK mutation (c.1340G>A, p.Arg447Gln) was found in the mother on sequencing performed because of a three-generation paternal history of diabetes, persistent fasting hyperglycemia, and small glucose increment in a postpartum OGTT (7.0, 7.5, and 7.9 mmol/L) (8).

Thus, we propose a new mechanism of virus immunity in which a non-persistent virus, FMDV, induces immunosuppression by an increment in the production of IL-10, which in turn, reduces T cell function.

Interviewers rate the extent of chronic stress on a 1 5 scale, using 0.5 increments, with higher numbers reflecting more severe, persistent difficulties.