Sentence examples for recognised increase from inspiring English sources

Whereas higher concentrations of this lipid were associated with a recognised increase in basal GLUT4 translocation and glucose transport (data not shown), this was not the case with the physiological concentration of palmitate (Fig.  2b).

A HarperCollins said it had recognised increasing interest in the market.

Most doctors recognised increases in the use of standard diagnostic tests as a contributor to costs, however it is unclear whether this was viewed as overutilisation (of tests, procedures and specialist visits) that has been described in other settings [28].

Whilst [De La Rue] remains fully valued and recovery takes time, we recognise increasing probability of a bid.

Independent mobility starts to increase between the ages 8-13 years, often coinciding with the transition from primary to secondary school; this is in response to parents recognising increasing physical and cognitive capabilities as children age [ 10, 14].

Report from Australia, however, revealed that General Practitioners have limited knowledge of some aspects of breast cancer risk factors with only 25% of those interviewed in the study recognising increasing age as breast cancer risk factor [ 17].

Transport Secretary Philip Hammond said he recognised the increase would not be popular but added that it was necessary in order to fund rail improvements.

Anticancer therapy is also recognised to increase the risk of deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism [2].

Road Minister Stephen Hammond said he recognised the increase was not ideal but that doing something about congestion was going to help hauliers.

Experience of sexual abuse in childhood is recognised to increase the risk of HIV infection.

Adjuvant hormonal therapy with tamoxifen is also recognised to increase the risk for VTE (Saphner et al, 1991).