Sentence examples for relating increased from inspiring English sources
A framework relating increased interhemispheric interaction in mixed-handers, increased interhemispheric interaction during episodic retrieval, increased interhemispheric interaction during NREM sleep, and the role of NREM sleep in memory consolidation is discussed.
Findings relating increased family burden to increased presence of personal mental health difficulties conform to and extend existing research among caregivers [ 14, 17, 18].
One of the difficulties of relating increased levels of resistance in the environment to antibiotic pollution, however, is the fact that antibiotic resistance genes can be co-released into the environment with antibiotic compounds (Kümmerer 2009b).
The observational and epidemiologic studies relating increased latitude with increased risk for cancers suggest a possible role of sun induced vitamin D3 synthesis as the beneficial factor responsible for these observations.
However, both groups showed both increased and decreased gene expression after the heat treatment, thereby excluding the possibility of a general rule relating increased gene expression to temperature increases.
Taken together, our results fit with previous evidence relating increased levels of Lsamp with heightened trait anxiety (Nelovkov et al. 2006; Alttoa et al. 2010); the implication of Lsamp in acute fear reaction seems to be more complicated and might be related with certain subnuclei in the amygdala or/and specific time points.
Age related factors have been suggested as the cause for the age related increased insulin resistance [ 49, 50].
We did not find a chemotherapy related increased risk of myeloid leukaemia among NHL patients.
In hand, a recent study related increased theta/beta ratios to mechanisms of approach [ 29].
For retrieval of the untrained stimuli there was an intervention related increased activity in the right hippocampal.
This implies that the association may not be simply due to weight related increased excessive loading of the joint.
