Sentence examples for well established increased from inspiring English sources

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

At day 4, when angiogenesis was well established, increasing concentrations of SR 25989 were added once to culture medium and neovascularization was quantified 24 h thereafter.

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).

It is well established that increased IAP increases ITP mechanically by the cephalad elevation of the diaphragm, simultaneously affecting preload intracardiac filling pressures used traditionally, such as central venous pressure (CVP), pulmonary arterial occlusion pressure (PAOP), left atrial pressure and left ventricular end-diastolic pressure.

Moreover, it is well established that increased oxidative stress plays a critical role in diabetes complications, as demonstrated by increased levels of oxidized DNA, proteins and lipids in diabetic subjects [ 15].

It is also well established that increased oxidative stress causes diabetic neuropathy, especially through the polyol pathway (high activity of the aldose reductase).

It is well established that increased saturated fat intake raises LDL cholesterol (1).

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

It is well established that increased HGP, rather than decreased peripheral glucose uptake is responsible for fasting hyperglycaemia [ 1– 4].

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 increased levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) are involved in a number of diseases including diabetes, complications from obesity, atherosclerosis, and cancer [ 1- 3].