Sentence examples for alteration via from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that the electronic structure alteration via codoping engineering plays a critical role in stabilizing the ferromagnetic orderings.
Since there is no data on wettability alteration via low-salinity water for this dolomite rock, this assumption can give us only a general understanding of the effect of low-salinity water in wettability alteration.
In order to investigate the effect of wettability alteration on this mixed-wet dolomite rock, surfactant flooding without low-salinity water (Case #1) is performed first and then the effect of wettability alteration via surfactant slug and the following water postflush at optimum salinity (Case #3) is investigated.
We amplified a 1003 bp region around the putative mutation, and were able to validate the alteration via sequencing.
Epigenetic alterations, via histone modifications, DNA methylation and microRNA dysregulation leading to altered gene expression, represent one way in which chemicals can induce effects early in life that manifest disease later in life.
Tozzi, A. et al. Alpha-synuclein produces early behavioral alterations via striatal cholinergic synaptic dysfunction by interacting with GluN2D N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor subunit.
The data clearly revealed that the sympathetic nervous system especially beta-adrenergic receptors was involved in surgical trauma-induced immune alterations via a mechanism of apoptotic cell death.
We concluded that the effects of ocular and systemic factors in diabetics should be taken into consideration when assessing microvascular alterations via OCT-A.
However, during long-term cultures for therapies, these properties and the self-renewing capacity can be lost by chromatin alterations via epigenetic mechanisms.
More research effort is needed to verify potential psycho-immune alterations, via changes in the brain and behaviour of immunized mice.
These results support our speculation that iAβOs cause spine alterations via the blockade of BDNF transport that is required to supply sites of release.
