transient increase
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftransientandincrease
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transient
adjective
uk/ˈtræn.zi.ənt/us/ˈtræn.zi.ənt/
lasting for only a short ...
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increase
noun[C or U]
uk/ˈɪn.kriːs/us/ˈɪn.kriːs/
a rise in the amount or size ...
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(Definition oftransientandincreasefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Atransientincreasein transcript levels was also noted in non-dormant or slightly dormant cultivars.
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They have shown that linkage disequilibrium can lead only to a smalltransientincreasein the derived additive variance, above that expected from drift alone.
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Particularly, nicotine induced different types of calcium responses (a rapid andtransientincrease, a slow and gradual increase and a combination of both).
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In his last published paper, he induced atransientincreasein intraocular pressure in the rabbit by injecting latex beads into the anterior chamber.
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The rate of rise and the shape of the a-wave were not altered by thistransientincreasein the a-wave during severe hypoglycemia.
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However, in most of the experiments, thetransientincreaseof the a-wave amplitude was observed during the severe hypoglycemia.
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Atransientincreasein oxygenation may promote tumour cell proliferation, which would render tumours more sensitive to chemotherapeutic drugs.
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This demonstrated atransientincreasethat had disappeared after 6 months.
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The a-wave model parameters and the waveforms were not altered by thistransientincreasein the a-wave amplitude, suggesting that the transduction cascade was not affected by severe hypoglycemia alone.
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Emodepside caused atransientincreasein the frequency of the rhythmic activity, followed by a complete cessation of activity.
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Conditional deletion of gremlin causes atransientincreasein bonformation and bone mass.
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If the lines sag lower, a flashover to nearby objects (such as trees) can occur, causing atransientincreasein current.
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Testing of the hypothesis of transient increases in cortical arousal/blood flow advanced above should also be possible in pathological conditions.
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Thistransientincreaseof protein synthesis was mediated specifically by cannabinoid receptors expressed on the brains inhibitory neurons, and correlated with long-term memory deficits in mice.
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Large, transient increases in intracellular calcium occurred spontaneously in the synaptic terminal but not in the soma of bipolar neurons.
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Although brief reductions in contrast would cause transient increases in release that might exceed the continuous dark rate, a photoreceptor's capacity can momentarily surge to meet this demand.
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In similar fashion, transient increases or decreases in firing rate from spontaneous levels signal the direction of linear accelerations of the head.
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