Sentence examples for adaptive alteration from inspiring English sources
We may conclude from this result that in the case of vascular first fitted amputees balancing on one leg is deemed to feel more safe than standing on two legs which most probably needs an adaptive alteration in balance strategy.
Presumably there must be an adaptive alteration in the change of position, from the origin of the hip joint in the first few weeks of embryonic life to the 90 degrees of rotation and adduction of the hip in the second four weeks of life.
Long-term intake of ethanol produces adaptive alterations in multiple transmitter systems in the hippocampal formation that likely contribute to ethanol withdrawal-induced seizure and excitotoxicity.
Because most of the pharmacological actions of benzodiazepines are mediated through GABAA receptor binding, adaptive alterations in the number, structure, and/or functions of these receptors may play an important role in the development of tolerance.
Thus, the observed reduction in mortality with shorter photoperiods may be the consequence of adaptive alterations in immunity.
The molecular changes may rather be adaptive alterations than be the driving forces of malignant progression [29].
The main pathophysiological pathway proposed here is that oxidative stress induces (non) enzymatic initially adaptive alterations in, for example, membrane lipids (LPOs).
In addition to Schwann cells and axons, adaptive alterations in permeability of the BNI can be initiated and effected through immune responses.
The adaptive alterations attained by cells to withstand different types of insults are collectively referred to as the stress phenotypes of cancers.
More recently, tight junctions have also been recognized as dynamic bi-directional signaling complexes, which direct adaptive alterations in permeability and regulate related gene expression [ 172].
Ironically, the literature today views these changes as adaptive alterations to starvation in lab rodents [ 103, 104] but as pathological in AD.
