Sentence examples for suspected to increase from inspiring English sources
Gene body methylation is suspected to increase transcription40,41.
However, the use of swimming pools is also associated with infection by water-borne pathogens and exposure to water disinfection byproducts, which are 2 mechanisms that are suspected to increase risk for birth defects.
Several factors such as lack of unidirectional, turbulent free laminar airflow, duration of surgery, patient warming system, or the number of health professionals in the OR have been shown or suspected to increase the number of airborne bacteria.
The substance, which has been used to pressure-treat lumber for outdoor use since the 1930's, is suspected to increase the risk of lung and bladder cancer among children who are exposed to arsenic that has leached out of the wood.
The class of incretins, DPP4 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists, has been suspected to increase the risk of serious pancreatic complications, pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer, first on the basis of proved GLP-1 trophic effects on the exocrine pancreas raising fears of a possible carcinogenic risk.
These two modes are suspected to increase the overall heat transfer coefficient of nanofluids [115].
Enteral nutrition (EN) is suspect to increase risk of gastrointestinal (GI) intolerance and intestinal ischemia.
In the southern Great Plains, United States, cattle are suspected to have increased encroachment of the woody legume honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa Torr).
The works aimed at the stabilization of the slope are suspected to have increased the damage to the foundation system of the building.
Results of model simulations by using heterogeneous bed porosity show that a porous passage through the bed risks causing channelling in the fuel bed – a phenomenon common in modern grate furnaces and suspected to cause increased emissions of nitric oxides and unburned carbon compounds.
32 These mediators are suspected to have increased the perception of prevalence of drug use in the target population.
