In broad outline it appears that the local expression of decreased stress is an increase in bone resorption coupled variably with a smaller and secondary increase in bone formation, whereas increased stress appears to be accompanied by a decrease in bone resorption coupled also with a smaller and probably secondary increase in bone formation.
Of the many liquid antacids available, those consisting of either magnesium or aluminum alkalinizing agents are preferable to antacids containing calcium salts, which have been shown to lead to a secondary increase in gastric acidity.
Hence, the growth of higher plants—i.e., those aspects involving both the pattern of stems, leaves, and roots and the increase in bulk results primarily from cell division at the meristem followed by a secondary increase in size because of water uptake.
Also, there was a statistically significant secondary increase in EROD activity after 10 days of exposure.
First, there is an elevated activity of NADPH oxidase and NOS, with secondary increase production of ROS and reactive nitrogen species [69] (Fig. 1).
Secondary thermophilic microaerobic treatment (STMT) during anaerobic digestion helps in reset the digestion process by buffering the pH and increasing the microorganism activity, which provides a secondary increase in biomass degradation.
If a secondary shift in lifestyle resulted in X. peckii's ancestors becoming diurnal again (which indeed they are), then the abundance of receptor cells within each unit could have led to a secondary increase of visual resolution within each eyelet.
Prehospital use of antiplatelet agents has been associated with an increased risk for intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) as well as a secondary increase in ICH volume after the initial hemorrhage.
One of the most surprising results, says Michael Bode of Liverpool John Moores University in the United Kingdom, was a secondary increase in brightness, which might be caused by the blast temporarily cutting a hole through the red giant's atmosphere to expose the white dwarf's light.
