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216) Increased activity in more posterior areas
217) In the pitch discrimination task, increased activity in the anterior AC was
218) thetic activity, with FXS groups evincing increased activity.
219) The prevalence of light smoking has increased among Latinos.
220) r depressive and insomnia symptoms may be increased among students who experienced g
221) likelihood of being overweight/obese has increased among women with high school edu
222) e-GPx mRNA levels were also significantly increased at both concentrations.
223) ic and inflammatory cells was found to be increased at particular time points.
224) ein cholesterol levels were significantly increased at week 59 (P < .05).
225) uggest that bendiocarb treatment leads to increased cell death, liver perisinusoidal
226) Reduced hASC metabolic activity and increased cell detachment were observed af
227) In contrast, EP2 agonist (Butaprost) increased cell migration and silymarin eff
228) antioxidant system under the influence of increased level of corticosterone in the b
229) f epididymal sperm may get enhanced under increased level of glucocorticoids in the
230) Improved diabetes self-management and increased level of physical activity may r
231) Increased levels of IL-10 combined with de
232) tively these data support the notion that increased levels of cAMP specifically hind
233) omography, and biochemical testing showed increased levels of urinary vanillylmandel
234) residence was related to whether increased physical activity (OR 1.18, 95%
235) mproving population health by encouraging increased physical activity levels.
236) Findings suggest increased physical activity may serve as a
237) ffects of alcohol, and in some instances, increased sensitivity to alcohol's rewardi
238) /-) mice exhibited anhedonic behavior and increased sensitivity to amphetamine-induc
239) amatergic signaling may contribute to the increased sensitivity to stress observed i
240) As a result, curcumin significantly increased MI and PI and significantly decr
241) As a result, UD significantly increased MI and PI, significantly decreas
242) e organoids with a γ-secretase inhibitor increased Math1 and decreased Hes1 express
243) netically active compounds for those that increased Math1 expression and organoid di
244) Increased RDW has been found to be a marke
245) In AMI patients, increased RDW is not related with EI, so t
246) Increased awareness of health hazards of t
247) health care system and eventually lead to increased awareness of and adherence to be
248) th experimental findings, suggesting that increased bone growth occurs in the neighb
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(1)36 the (14)5 to (27)2 RDW (40)2 likelihood
(2)34 in (15)4 after (28)2 awareness (41)2 maternal
(3)27 risk (16)4 as (29)2 bone (42)2 morbidity
(4)21 *null* (17)3 activity (30)2 but (43)2 number
(5)20 with (18)3 among (31)2 compared (44)2 over
(6)16 by (19)3 at (32)2 concentrations (45)2 pre-stimulus
(7)15 significantly (20)3 cell (33)2 drug (46)2 production
(8)6 and (21)3 level (34)2 during (47)2 rapidly
(9)6 expression (22)3 levels (35)2 fax (48)2 use
(10)6 from (23)3 physical (36)2 functional (49)2 vascular
(11)5 activation (24)3 sensitivity (37)2 hepatic
(12)5 odds (25)2 MI (38)2 if
(13)5 serum (26)2 Math1 (39)2 interest

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--- WordNet output for increased --- =>力の増加 Overview of verb increase The verb increase has 2 senses (first 2 from tagged texts) 1. (86) increase -- (become bigger or greater in amount; "The amount of work increased") 2. (61) increase -- (make bigger or more; "The boss finally increased her salary"; "The university increased the number of students it admitted") Overview of adj increased The adj increased has 1 sense (first 1 from tagged texts) 1. (30) increased -- (made greater in size or amount or degree) --- WordNet end ---