Sentence examples for underlying increase in from inspiring English sources

The rate of growth (2007/08 to 2010/11) in the number of studies is the same in both comparison groups, reflecting the underlying increase in industry-sponsored studies coming to the UK.

The numbers of invasive breast carcinomas differed, being 14 410 in the national control group and 10 323 in the historical national control group, a difference reflecting the underlying increase in incidence of breast cancer.

Short-term predictions of survival, using hybrid analysis (Brenner and Rachet, 2004) of the survival probabilities observed during 2000 2001, suggests the underlying increase in survival will continue in the near future (Table 1).

Second, can we trust the measured increase in VTI as a good estimate of the 'true' average underlying increase in VTI? Third, if optimizations 6 months later show that many patients' optima have changed, would this imply that patients require more frequent re-optimization?

These findings suggest that insomnia might be related to underlying increase in brain network integration encompassing the sensory to motor networks, the DMN and the SN, and decrease in brain networks integration of the sensory regions to the frontoparietal working memory network.

If the underlying increase in the incidence before screening was partly due to opportunistic screening, this would not affect the conclusions since the increase in the number of clinical mammography examinations continued after the introduction of screening (Olsen et al, 2003).

The precise relationship between electron transport chain flux, ROS generation, and the mitochondrial membrane potential and the mechanisms underlying increases in mitochondrial ROS remain controversial [38].

Hyperfiltration is thought to be a major contributing factor for DN in type 2 diabetes, reflecting underlying increases in intraglomerular pressure, leading to structural changes over time such as mesangial expansion and glomerular basement membrane thickening (21).

Although, C1 neurones do not appear to mediate sympathoexcitation evoked by central actions of CO2, this study provides important guidance for further studies of brain mechanisms underlying increases in sympathetic vasomotor tone, vascular remodelling, and cardiovascular pathology which accompany disruptions in gas exchange in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea.

The earliest published description of histopathologic abnormalities in BPS/IC bladders from patients with Hunner's ulcers described areas where the bladder urothelium was absent and replaced with granulation tissue, as well as underlying increases in inflammatory cells, fibrosis, and capillaries [ 14].

This anisotropy increase correlated with an increase in resting metabolism, measured using positron emission tomography, which suggests that axonal regrowth might underlie increases in anisotropy.