Sentence examples for the increased extent from inspiring English sources
As arrestin2 is a key regulator of P2Y receptor-stimulated PLC signaling in MSMC (21), we next examined whether the increased expression of arrestin2 in SHR vasculature is responsible for the increased extent of P2Y receptor desensitization observed in intact vessels and MSMC derived from 12-wk-old SHR.
In general, the coupled systems exhibit higher degradation rate as well as the increased extent of degradation [17].
This is due predominantly to globalization: the increased extent, velocity, and scope of cross-border interactions, transactions, and relations (Scholte 2000).
The increased extent of the CO and SO bands areas of the modified asphalt is smaller than that of pure asphalt.
Both electronic and lattice thermal conductivities decrease with an increase in Ga content because of the decreased carrier concentration and the increased extent of the rattling motion of Ba atoms encapsulated in open dodecahedrons, respectively.
However, this reduction in anticipated earnings management is not found with either the increased extent of evidence collected alone or more critical inquiry alone, suggesting that a combination of action and attitude changes compared to a change in either action alone or attitude alone better signals to managers the heightened scepticism that enhances the effectiveness of auditor deterrence.
The increased extents of glucan conversion were not high as those of SH.
Increased sorption to nitrate was observed for biochars with increased pyrolysis temperature, but the increasing extent varied with biomass.
For a specified diameter, the relative viscosity increases with increasing temperature, and the increasing extent nonlinearly varies with the diameter of SWCNTs.
According to Eq. (2), we can deduce that the nonradiative decay rate Γ′NRE decreases; moreover, the decreasing extent of the nonradiative decay rate is greater than the increasing extent of the radiative decay rate.
On the other hand, the increasing extent of A. dealbata (93% said it was increasing) exacerbates local household vulnerability though reported reductions in cultivated areas, crop yields and forage production, and allegedly higher risks of crime.
