Sentence examples for regional increases from inspiring English sources

Memory trainers also showed regional increases in cortical thickness compared with controls.

Regional increases in drought stress were detected for most tree species, although we found high variation in stress changes among individual forest plots.

Moreover, in some patients, inspiratory efforts could lead to global or regional increases in transpulmonary pressure that can be deleterious [53].

Conclusion: The prevalence shift of resistant serotype V group B streptococci in Ohio reflects regional increases and suggests that alternative therapies for patients who are allergic to penicillin may be inadequate.

Further, treatment of explants with tetrodotoxin (500 nM) as well as surgical transection of mossy fiber or Schaffer collateral projections immediately prior to ethanol withdrawal blocked both regional increases in Ca2+ accumulation and CA1 neurotoxicity.

Lake Ngami in semiarid Botswana was dry until 2009 when it began filling with water because of regional increases in precipitation and from redirection of water to the lake from distributaries of the Okavango River.

Thursday's official figures show that north-east England saw the biggest regional increase in rough sleeping in 2014, while London, the north-west and south-west all saw rises above the national average.

The results showed that, after reclamation, there was a regional increase of groundwater level in the study area.

Additionally, a regional increase as high as 15-fold was observed for the most lateral sagittal hindbrain sections.

Regional increased Contrast located in the right cerebellar Crus and Vermis in MOH compared with NC (Table 2 and Fig. 3).

The average regional increase of urban population from 1992 to 2011 was 27.3% with the largest increases occurring in China and Tajikistan (both of ~ 50%) and the lowest increase occurring in Kazakhstan (6.4%).