Sentence examples for alteration in structure from inspiring English sources

The further study will focus on how the alteration in structure, pathology, collagen fiber layer in tympanic membrane and different air volume sizes of mastoid cavity would affect the acoustic-mechanical transmission through the ear canal and middle ear to the inner ear.

This is consistent with a minor environmental change around position 32 with little alteration in structure.

The absence of the A domain may indicate a genuine alteration in structure and potentially in function, or a frameshift in the genome sequence data, or a functional "A" domain that fails to meet current predictive criteria.

The advantages of other nuclear medicine techniques over anatomical imaging, including a high sensitivity due to the ability to map functional/metabolic changes before alteration in structure, are shared by PET.

Significantly, Rev1 accommodates the template PdG with little or no alteration in structure; PdG is extruded from the DNA helix in a manner similar to the nondamaged dG, allowing the proper interactions between incoming dC and a "surrogate" arginine (108).

These methylation changes can result in an alteration in structure and function of DNA, such as unwanted activation of repeat elements, abnormal transcriptional regulation of genes involved in cancer initiation and progression, and predisposition to genomic instability through disruption of chromosome replication control [ 2, 3].

MDD has been associated with alterations in structure, function, structural connectivity, and reduced resting state functional connectivity of the subgenual ACC in particular, which is a subdivision of the ventral ACC.

In addition, structural, diffusion, and functional magnetic resonance imaging techniques have shown alterations in structure, white matter integrity, and functional activity in DLB.

Our results illustrate how a local loss of blood supply induces chronic alterations in structure and function in adjacent regions of the ventricular wall.

Eutrophication generate significant alterations in structure and functioning of a wetland ecosystem (Davis et al. 2003) and alter the physicochemical and biological characteristics of soil and water (Corstanje and Reddy 2006).

Decomposition and nutrient release of winter annual forages in integrated crop-livestock systems could be affected by the resultant alterations in structure and quality of residues caused by grazing, but little information is available to test this hypothesis.