Sentence examples for show appreciable increase from inspiring English sources

Inhibition of glycolysis using 2-DG in DNP stimulated cells did not show appreciable increase in the level of these repair proteins Rad51 and Ku70, lending support to the proposition that stimulation of glycolysis enhances the kinetics of DNA repair by increasing the expression of repair proteins Rad51 and Ku70.

Interestingly, centromeric or pericentromeric sites more distant from the lacOs on chromosome 4 did not show appreciable increases in either Scc1 or Scc2 levels upon Scc4-lacI production, and tethered Scc4-LacI recruited Scc2 more efficiently than Scc1.

TGA showed appreciable increase in Td relative to PCL and both the high and low temperature degradation processes were hindered.

The reactions of amides 10 and 11 did not show any appreciable increase of the [M+2] peaks, nor consumption of the parent ion peaks (data not shown).

The AFM did not show any appreciable increase in the surface roughness due to the plasma treatment.

Some numerical solutions are given which show an appreciable increase in return on investment over the QSS solution.

Paediatric hospital laboratory data did not show an appreciable increase in childhood respiratory and gastrointestinal pathogens.

Control oocytes did not show any appreciable increase in relative volume over several minutes in the same condition.

This all explains why broad epidemiological studies have shown no measurable links between cell phone use and brain cancer -- and the National Cancer Institute has shown no appreciable increase in brain cancer rates since 1987, despite a massive surge in cell phone use.

The numbers have not shown any appreciable increase in all this lapse of years. . . .

Regarding the article "War swells ranks of refugees, U.N. finds" (March 25): The office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees released figures showing an appreciable increase in asylum applications in industrialized countries in 2008, indicating that this increase was the result of civil unrest in the applicants' countries of origin.