Sentence examples for with increasing propensity from inspiring English sources
Our results are consistent with published data and associate higher RRBP1 expression in human breast cancer tissues with increasing propensity for tumor formation.
Likewise, Corbin-Winslow and Shapiro (2002) [ 10] found a linear relationship between increasing comfort levels in discussing CM use with increasing propensity to ask patients about their use of CM modalities.
These results demonstrate that all known mutations in neuroserpin that cause polymerization lead to decreased secretion of the mutant protein, and that the defect in trafficking increases with increasing propensity to form polymers.
The amount of secreted neuroserpin decreases with increasing propensity to form polymers: 70% of the wild-type neuroserpin was found in the culture medium and 59, 55, 45 and 38% of S49P, S52R, H338R and G392E neuroserpin, respectively (correlation coefficient R = 0.59).
These data suggest that perturbations in bone formation surface, relative to resorption surface, are potentially important in producing bone in the proximal femur with increased propensity to fracture.
These changes can also be associated with increased propensity for ventricular arrhythmias, including Torsades de Pointes (TdP).
Myocardial hypertrophy and slow heart rate, both characteristic changes in top athletes in response to physical conditioning, could be associated with increased propensity for ventricular arrhythmias.
The substitutions within the APP transmembrane domain result in formation of amyloid- β with increased propensity for aggregation [ 26].
However, NSAIDs with longer half-life or extended release formulation may be associated with increased propensity to cause adverse effects [ 5].
Among the patients who received fluid resuscitation, higher SAPS, higher serum creatinine prior to the HE and CSRU (in comparison with MICU) were associated with increased propensity.
Luciferase-expressing 4T1 variant cell pools and lines with increased propensity for metastasis to brain, liver, and bone have recently been isolated (to be published elsewhere).
