Sentence examples for remain increased from inspiring English sources
"remain increased" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a situation in which a value or amount has stayed at a higher level. For example: "Despite a decrease in the stock market, our profits have remained increased."
We consider that it is unlikely that there is no true effect because the overall pattern indicates increased risks; hazard ratios are already increased, albeit non-significantly for the lowest dose category, and remain increased for all categories of higher dose.
First, cysteinyl leukotriene levels in induced sputum remain increased in patients with asthma receiving ICS, suggesting that corticosteroids do not suppress leukotriene production [ 55].
After the switch to chow, all serum measurements returned to control values at week 19, with the exception of leptin which tended to remain increased in the persistent obese HF-C and EN-C mice versus the control group (Table 3).
Tryptamine levels increase significantly within 24 h of induction and remain increased through 72 h.
PCT levels are higher and remain increased for longer in patients with postoperative infection.
Our findings indicate that, even when these deaths are excluded, rates remain increased in some rural areas.
REM latency and especially the delta sleep ratio remained increased for several days after discontinuation from subchronic administration, indicating the possibility of a less-than-daily maintenance medication after an initial daily interval.
The cellular immune response declined with antimicrobial treatment (Table), but CP-specific IFN-γ remained increased 55 days after therapy ended.
Patients undergoing cardiovascular procedures remain at increased risk for myocardial infarction, stroke, and cardiovascular death.
In these patients, early and aggressive treatment has not improved survival [4], and patients that survive to sepsis remain at increased risk to death in the following months and years [5].
However, it is well recognized that while the incidence of infections is highest in the neonatal period, infants continue to remain at increased risk for several years [12], [13].
