Sentence examples for provoke an increase from inspiring English sources

The unease with American militarism is likely only to grow — particularly as countries become less dependent on U.S. aid, and as certain U.S. military missions potentially provoke an increase in violent extremism.

Other profiles have been found, such as those presented by 5c and 7c, which are cytotoxic and apoptotic but do not provoke an increase in the level of caspase-3, or those presented by 1c, 1d, and 2a, which are cytotoxic, without showing any other activity.

This might provoke an increase in VT and VTE.

However, it is also susceptible to local effects because at the same time, the transition from the maximization of convective conditions to nocturnal stratification could provoke an increase in aerosol concentration (trapped radon) acting positively (negatively) on FW PG.

One possible undesired effect may be a degradation in the uplink of the neighboring cells, since the changes made by the compensation algorithm provoke an increase of the service area of the neighboring cells.

We propose that this particular regulation of the number of newborn neurons by EE might provoke an increase in cell survival only when EE takes place during the whole immature stage of the new neurons, whereas at the beginning of EE there is an increase in the survival of cells of any age.

Inevitably, though, there are still twists and turns to come – especially as another Arsenal target, Gonzalo Higuaín, this week sealed a £35m move to Napoli, leaving Suárez as the only top-class forward for the Gunners to chase and likely to provoke an increased bid.

It is believed that UFPs provoke an increased oxidative stress because of their greater surface areas that allow them to interact with more cellular structures and different types of transition metals often associated with these particles (Dick et al. 2003; Donaldson et al. 2004b; Saldiva et al. 2002).

An increase of the shear rate of the solution provokes an increase of c* in the case of linear polymers.

In contrast to this, in the system ethanol carbon dioxide at high pressures an isobaric increase in temperature provokes an increase in interfacial tension.

The extract, sulforaphane, apparently acts not by preventing rays from reaching the skin, but by provoking an increase in a protective enzyme produced by the skin cells.