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Significados de transient increase em inglês

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Uso de transient increase em inglês
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Background: Acute viral infections induce a rapid and transient increase in antibody-secreting plasmablasts.
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Exposure to incense was also associated with a transient increase of leptin levels.
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According to the model, feeding episodes occur during a transient increase in body temperature.
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Design-based stereologic techniques revealed a striking transient increase in Schwann cell number following CNC.
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Activation of mpl caused the disappearance of BFU-E followed by a transient increase in CFU-E.
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In addition, uniaxial but not equiaxial strain induced a transient increase of collagen I expression.
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The temporal appearance of this complex is consistent with the transient increase in Egr-1 transcripts.
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Methods: IR was induced in mice by transient increase in intraocular pressure followed by natural reperfusion.
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This gene also showed a transient increase in expression as cells moved into diauxic shift phase.
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This triggered a transient increase in insulin secretion.
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Exposure to insulin stimulated a transient increase in membrane turnover of up to 10-fold above constitutive rates.
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IL-1 beta induced a significant influx of neutrophils into BAL fluid with a transient increase in macrophages.
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This was paralleled by a modest, transient increase in the expression of some cytokine and chemokine genes.
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Serum follistatin only showed a transient increase.
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Results: Within 5 minutes after induction of anaesthesia a transient increase of the mean arterial blood pressure occurred.
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Morphine produced a long-lasting bradycardia and a transient increase in arterial pressure that was similar in both genders.
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