Sentence examples for to increased second from inspiring English sources

At present, it would be difficult to correlate the increased VEGFR1 surface levels to increased second messenger signaling, as VEGFR1 signals through the PI3K/Akt and phospholipase C gamma/protein kinase C pathways 98, which are constitutively active in breast cancer cell lines, xenografts, and tissue 66, 99– 102.

Stein, M. et al. Structural plasticity in the language system related to increased second language proficiency.

Research seems to consistently suggest that the utilization of games can lead to increased second language vocabulary acquisition (Rankin et al. 2006; Rankin et al. 2008; Ranalli 2008).

The company said the acquisitions of Slim-Fast and Ben & Jerry's had contributed to increased second-quarter profit, while the Bestfoods acquisition had yet to be completed.

In particular, the coarser MC and M2C carbides present in the cast material were sensitive to cracking during the wear tests, releasing debris that contributed to increased third body abrasion together with oxide fragments.

How the absence of the FMN cofactor could lead to this increased second NO affinity of the diFeII site in the deflavo-FDP is not obvious, given the close resemblance of the protein and diiron site structures in the Tm deflavo-FDP to those of other flavinated FDPs.

5 With the emergence of numerous genome-wide association studies and other genome-wide study methodologies, there is a potential cascade of future genetic markers or pathways that will be discovered to be associated with increased second cancer risks for particular genetic populations.

Further research is needed to determine whether previous perspectives of increased second primary cancer risks have been partly due to differences in detection.

It should be noted that the repeat stimulation experiment was performed after translocation of TPβ to the cell surface is complete, i.e. 60 minutes (Figures 1 and 3), and therefore the increased second response cannot be ascribed alone to a further increase in the surface pool.

The observation enables us to functionally localize the left pars orbitalis area associated with lexical/semantic reading within our own participants, and shows that it is this area where increased second language vocabulary knowledge increased first language reading activation (see Table 2a and Fig. 1).

Genome-wide association studies have been used to identify potential genetic markers that can be associated with increased second cancer risks, particularly single-nucleotide polymorphisms or genes associated with the radiation response pathway.