Sentence examples for a reciprocal change from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, we found decreased MMP-2 protein level in media corresponding to decreased WNT11 expression, and a reciprocal change arising from WNT11 overexpression (Fig. 5D).

Increasing or decreasing sensitivity causes a reciprocal change in specificity.

This prompted a reciprocal change in the H1.1 isoform, to generate the H1.1T204V recombinant.

With both technologies, any change in hemodynamics (for example, ventricular fibrillation) results in a reciprocal change in SctO2.

Coevolution can be defined as a reciprocal change in one site affecting the selection pressure at another site allowing for adaptation (Thompson 1994).

Tumor cells undergo a reciprocal change: local hypermethylation of some of the CpG islands is combined with global genome demethylation (Bernstein et al. 2007).

In order for glucose tolerance to remain constant when whole body insulin sensitivity changes, a reciprocal alteration in insulin output has to occur, which is indeed the case in LF-fed AOiGHD mice which show improved insulin sensitivity and low insulin levels under both fed and fasted conditions.

Complementary to the previously published host-only selection experiments, which demonstrated that B. glabrata genotypes resistant or susceptible to S. mansoni can increase in frequency in response to just one or two generations of selection [ 16, 18, 30], the current host-parasite co-selection experiments demonstrate a subsequent reciprocal change in both host and parasite populations.

Furthermore, although voluntary movements are associated with a phasic reciprocal change in the high-gamma and beta bands, we found FTG co-modulation episodes to be isolated, and more prolonged than those observed with voluntary movement (Androulidakis et al., 2007a; Cassidy et al., 2002).

Here, we consider the possibility that strongly interacting native and invasive species can enter coevolutionary relationships, wherein a genetic change in one species is met with a reciprocal evolutionary change in the other (Thompson 1994; Fig. 1B).

Our study demonstrated a reciprocal quadratic change in the development of moral reasoning in medical students, where their scores on Personal Interest schema first decreased in the 3rd year then increased steadily to the 6th year, while Maintaining Norms and Post-conventional Scores first increased modestly in the 3rd and 4th year and then decreased steadily to the 6th year.