Sentence examples for alteration of both from inspiring English sources
The fact that CUC1 (and not CUC2) was altered upon infection is in agreement with the observed degree of alteration of both target mRNAs in triple miR164abc mutant lines, since in rosette leaves CUC1 was the more responsive [ 36].
Compared with WT, the mutations indeed resulted in the alteration of both binding energy and conformation, which collectively led to the changes of enzyme enantioselectivity.
It was found, at early stages (7 and 45 days old) in greenhouse, that H. seropedicae in mixture with HS from vermicompost activated plant metabolic processes such as enhancement of plasma membrane H+-ATPase activity, alteration of both sugar and N metabolism and increase of net photosynthesis.
Thus, the observed defects of SA and SE strains in nuclear positioning and oscillations (Figures 2 and 3) are probably based on a partial alteration of both Dyn1p and Kar9p pathways.
Overall effects on activation characteristics were thus likely due to alteration of both electrostatic and structural properties [10], [20], a finding in agreement with prior studies on Kv1 channels [26].
The alteration of both the localization and the dynamics of Rev, could affect the cytosolic localization of the RNA genome, resulting in differences in the composition of the ribonucleoproteins exported.
Morphological alterations of both cell lines were induced by TiO2 NPs after 96 h exposure at the concentration of 20 μg/cm20
Alterations of both target genes declined when animals were treated with the highest salt concentration (10 mg/kg AgNO3).
Most probably, a diverse vegetation promotes feeding activity of soil fauna via alterations of both microclimate and resource availability.
The surgical repositioning of the bone bases determines alterations of both the anatomy and function and of the relationship of the various anatomical structures.
Investigations of this behaviour suggest that the damage-induced alterations of both stiffness and hydraulic conductivity remain sensibly constant from the state achieved during the initial damage.
