Sentence examples for with increasing attack from inspiring English sources

And, this risk of higher white matter lesion burden on MRI increased with increasing attack frequency [9].

Moreover, some preliminary neuroimaging studies provided some evidence about increased risk of brain abnormalities with increasing attack frequency [5, 17, 21, 23] and disease duration [15, 17, 24] in migraineurs.

Results demonstrate that the duration of flow hysteresis effect increases with increasing free-stream speed and actuation duration, while decreases with increasing attack angle nonlinearly in free-stream speed range 18 ≤ v ≤ 44 m/s.

Moreover, in MA+, but not in MA patients, it worsens progressively with time elapsed since the last migraine attack and decreases with increased attack frequency; in other words, VEP habituation increases with proximity to an attack.

A previous study showed that increasing the duration of school closures reduced the attack rate of infections in a county population and that limiting the duration to two weeks or less when virus was still circulating was associated with increased attack rates [ 8].

10 years after onset the patient was hospitalized due to further worsening of the condition, with rapidly increasing attack frequency.

With checkpoints under increasing attack, soldiers here recently seemed even more cautious than usual, stopping motorists at least 25 yards away, then waving them slowly forward but training rifles on them as they inched ahead.

Contract law and private property are under increasing attack, with constitutional challenges escalating and providing a last bulwark against the morass of federal overreach.

A note yesterday with an article about increasing attacks on American and Afghan troops in Afghanistan misstated the origin of reporting by one correspondent, David Rohde.

But, Mr. Indyk said, if violence continues, the Hezbollah militia in Lebanon is likely to demonstrate solidarity with the Palestinians by increasing attacks on Israel's border.

Correction: August 2, 2004, Monday A note yesterday with an article about increasing attacks on American and Afghan troops in Afghanistan misstated the origin of reporting by one correspondent, David Rohde.