Sentence examples for shown to rise from inspiring English sources

Testosterone has been shown to rise a little in anticipation of exertion, like a treadmill run, he explained.

He said an investigation was underway, but that the boys' behaviour had not yet been shown to rise to the level of a crime.

Previous literature has found that the inverted U-shaped Kuznets Curve relationship with economic growth only applied to RTFs, while road traffic crashes and injuries were shown to rise monotonically with increasing national income (Bishai et al. 2006).

BAFF is a critical B cell survival factor and BAFF levels have been shown to rise in autoimmune patients following B cell depletion [11], [23].

Its levels have been shown to rise in the last two months of normal pregnancy, however the levels rise earlier and more steeply in women who go on to develop pre-eclampsia, reaching a peak at the onset of clinical disease[15] [16], [20] [21].

Blood pressure in the systemic circulation has been shown to rise during passage of the blast pressure wave [ 28- 30].

High levels of corticosterone or testosterone--shown to rise in the springtime--likely suppress the immune response that makes birds feel ill.

Despite this, the rectal temperature was shown to slowly rise after D22 (Fig.  2a).

Furthermore, the circuit is shown to give rise to a BCM-like learning rule, which is a rate-based rule.

But this route hasn't been shown to give rise to adenine or guanine, RNA's purine building blocks.

They have been shown to give rise to functional hepatocytes that effectively integrate into and replace injured parenchyma in many devastating liver diseases.