Sentence examples for relation of increased from inspiring English sources
However, our most significant finding on the relation of increased aspirate TNFα and restenosis was based on quantitative angiography.
The present study extends the relation of increased high frequency graded response activity to LFP power and to an associative learning task in human temporal association cortex.
The authors investigated the relation of increased levels of the VGF fragment 23 62 in CSF to changes in hypothalamic VGF expression.
A complementary explanation has been offered for the relation of increased error signals to the severity of obsessions and compulsions in OCD (Gehring et al., 2000; Ursu et al., 2003).
A recent study on TGF- β1 levels in breast cancer tissue homogenates showed a significant relation of increased tissue total TGF- β1 levels with disease-free survival (Desruisseau et al, 2006).
The present continuative long-term follow-up provides evidence for the relation of increased nuclear LASP-1-localisation and poor survival of patients leading to the question whether nuclear LASP-1-positivity defines a subgroup of patients with unfavourable prognosis that is not responding to conventional treatment approaches.
The relation of increasing frequency and decreasing activation in occipitotemporal regions corresponds to a similar relation in the same brain regions found by studies which experimentally manipulated object or face familiarity.
In the regression of FA values on ADI-R scores, age was used as a covariate given the documented relation of increasing age with decreasing FA (Pfefferbaum et al., 2000).
However, the relation of increasing W/H with glucose intolerance appeared to be less clear in South Asians when compared to Caucasians Notably, the South Asians with T2D were on average 10 years younger than the Caucasians with T2D and they already had a substantial prevalence of macrovascular disorders.
In our analysis, significant increased risks of incident premenopausal breast cancer in relation to increased consumption of total meat and non-processed meat were observed.
As previously mentioned, our study's results agree with these results and demonstrate increased risks of LGA, instrumental vaginal delivery, and caesarean section in relation to increased levels of OGTT 2-hour glucose values.
