Sentence examples for predominantly increase from inspiring English sources

Mutations that affect hump appear to have occurred only in B. indicus and to predominantly increase hump size.

These vasodilators predominantly increase cortical blood flow, giving rise to an intrarenal steal phenomenon and subsequent increased medullary ischaemia.

Compounds that solely stimulate transcription should predominantly increase the amount of total SMN-luciferase transcripts with a proportional increase of exon 7 included transcripts.

However, we observed that microglia tended to predominantly increase expression of either enzyme suggesting, at least in this instance, it is enzyme levels that may play a role.

Thus the interactions between breast tumor cells and bone cells lead to impede the bone remodeling, in specific breast tumor which is recorded to predominantly increase the osteoclastic activity [ 4].

Catecholamines, in addition to precapillary splanchnic vasoconstriction, predominantly increase systemic venous return by alpha-stimulation of post-capillary venous beds [ 22], and vasopressin is reported to selectively constrict intestinal and splenic resistance vessels [ 23, 24].

DWI (a, b) demonstrates a predominantly increased signal with left parietal, occipital, and posterior temporal cortex.

In this area, largely underlain by agricultural organic soils, groundwater level predominantly increased during the past 20 years.

There is a well-circumscribed, round, mixed but predominantly increased T2W SI nodule with internal cystic change (white arrow) and a predominantly homogeneously low T2 SI nodule at the junction of the right middle PZ and central gland (dotted arrow).

As the results show (Figs. 1, 2, and 3 and Additional file 1: Table S1), regarding the years 2013 2014, it could be stated that concentrations of the investigated compounds in sewage sludge of municipal WWTPs in Italy have predominantly increased.

The levels of IAA and ABA quickly decreased and that of zeatin/zeatin ribosides predominantly increased after being transferred to shoot regeneration media (Liu and Lee, 1996; Huang et al., 2012).