Sentence examples for well established increase in from inspiring English sources

The enhanced intrinsic vasodilator capacity of active muscle beds following training may conceivably result from the well established increase in capillary density that occurs with training (Andersen and Henriksson 1977).

The association between apoptosis rates and cell proliferation is well established; increased apoptosis reflects a high cell turnover in the tumor.

Isolate SN99CH2.12a became well established and increased in frequency from 2004A to 2005A on all host treatments but decreased in frequency from 2005A to 2005B on four of five hosts.

It is well established that increases in BP of similar magnitude to those that could be attributed to PM exposure in our study in Beijing substantially increase long-term risks of coronary and cerebrovascular events [ 4, 32].

It is well established that increased participation in weight-loading physical activity in childhood positively influences bone health [ 29, 30].

Moreover, it is well established that an increase in particle flux associated with magnetic activity occurs during a period of increasing anomalies (Welling 2010), although only 15% of anomalies occurred during magnetically disturbed conditions.

"The link between atmospheric rivers and flooding is already well  established, so an increase in the frequency of atmospheric rivers  is likely to lead to an increased  number of heavy winter rainfall events and flood," he said.

We suggest a new hypothesis to explain the well established ethanol-induced increase in the activity of the endogenous opioid system.

It has been well established that an increase in blood flow stimulates vascular endothelial cells and promotes the production of various vasodilator substances including NO or prostacyclin.

Although the overall performance of the DNT test method and its ability to detect effects of concern from a regulatory perspective have been well established, the recent increase in the number of regulatory DNT studies being conducted has refocused attention on this test method.

Carbohydrates are not an exception to this, and it is well established that increased glucose accelerates aging in yeast and C. elegans [ 12].