Sentence examples for to subsequent increases from inspiring English sources

These findings provide empirical evidence that a situation-specific catastrophizing process might precede and contribute to subsequent increases in pain experience.

We conclude that removal of browsing over 14 years has accelerated native woodland regeneration, leading to subsequent increases in soil C- and N-mineralisation, further increasing plant N supply and tree growth in this ecosystem.

This leads to its accumulation and to subsequent increases in cell motility and proliferation.

In support of this, acetylcholine secreted by α-cells acts in a paracrine manner to prime the β-cell to respond optimally to subsequent increases in glucose (38).

The decision to extubate, however, is complicated by the smaller risk associated with too early extubation, having to reintubate, therefore subjecting the infants to subsequent increases of ventilatory support due to alveolar collapse or atelectasis that has occurred in the ensuing hours after extubation [ 8].

This leads to subsequent increased risk for obesity, Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and renal disease [ 1].

Interestingly, transfecting MCF-7aro cells with the mimic of miR-125b was sufficient to lead to decreased p53 expression levels (at both the mRNA and protein levels) and to subsequent increased p110α expression levels (Additional file 9: Figure S5).

In the present era, unprecedented growth in global population has led to subsequent increase in human demands and overexploitation of the earth's plant resources (Gadgil and Meher-Homji 1986; Işik 2011).

However, this result is partially contradictory to that of Sim et al. [ 27] who reported a reduced expression of CTLA-4 in CD4+ T cells in patients with active Behçet's disease, with no difference in the production of sCTLA-4, leading to subsequent increase in Th1 cell proliferation and a tendency to the development of Behçet's disease.

In another paper Mr Sutherland and his co-authors show that run-ups in borrowing by firms (especially financial firms) tend to cause subsequent increases in public debt.

Such volume increases are found to signal subsequent increases in price under certain conditions during the period from 1981 to 1999, the Great Bull Market.