Sentence examples for progressive increase in the number from inspiring English sources

A progressive increase in the number of older patients with head and neck cancer has been observed in the last few years.

However, as the time window widens, a progressive increase in the number of correlated pairs, which are separated far along the sequence and are not necessarily close in space, is observed.

In the past few years, the progressive increase in the number and type of "best seller" lists has all but squeezed out the primary purpose of a book review section and converted a noble institution into yet another business section, another triumph of commerce over art.

The flow cytometric analysis showed that when compared with that of the untreated control U937 cells and K562 cells, 24 h of GNP-NKCT1 (3/4 of IC50 dose) treatment caused a progressive increase in the number of cells with 2N DNA content, indicating that the GNP-NKCT1 treatment inhibited the growth of U937 and k562 cells by cell cycle arrest in G1 phase.

Mice engrafted with PBMC and CD4+ effector cells had a progressive increase in the number of circulating CD8+ T cells.

Kendrick et al. [32] showed also that there was a progressive increase in the number of cells in the brain which selectively encoded faces of members becoming familiar.

We found a progressive increase in the numbers of BrdU– and H3P– positive cells, reaching a maximum at about 1 week.

We will undertake a sensitivity analysis to check the changes in the estimates and variances with progressive increases in the number of imputations [ 78].

Immunohistochemical localisation also demonstrated progressive increases in the number of MMP-10 immunopositive cells within both PM and surgical degenerate samples as disease severity progressed.

For example, substituting Paxton Benthic alleles at the LG 21 QTL caused a progressive increase in the average number of Mp neuromasts in the F2 progeny (Table 1), a result consistent with the higher number of neuromasts also seen in the parental Paxton Benthic population.

Incorrect or serial banking (as occurs for cultures passed from one laboratory to another in a chain) results in a progressive increase in the population doubling number and additional risk of contamination or loss of key characteristics and to selection for abnormal growth characteristics accompanied by genetic and/or epigenetic changes.