Sentence examples for alterations of information from inspiring English sources

As quantitative measure of functional robustness we suggest to use an information theoretic measure [ 36], previously used to study synthetic networks, that does not focus directly on structural changes of the network topology due to the perturbations but on the alterations of information flow, modeled as Markov Chain [ 37], within the network as consequence of the structural modifications.

I have no doubt the Orwellian liquidation and alteration of information is carrying on without challenge or social and political discomfiture.

Integrity represents the capacity to run without alteration of information (for example: error rate).

Alteration of the information field that cancer uses to guide tumor proliferation and induce non-cancer cell collaboration or trading of resources.

Recently, potential application of such active oligonucleotides has been expanding from use for improvement of inhibition efficiency to new biotechnology that may enable chemical alteration of genetic information.

Yet clinicians admitted that often a patient's notes are consisted of short, dense and illegible words and/or characters that could result in confusion, omission or alteration of medical information.

The alteration of the information process might lead to an abnormally increased connectivity from the amygdala to the visual regions.

Through DNA replication or error-prone repair events, the modification of bases can result in the alteration of genetic information because an oxidized base can form stable hydrogen bonds with multiple partners.

In this framework, the alteration of the information process might lead to an abnormally increased influence from the amygdala to the visual regions, which represents neurobiological underpinnings of the wariness and arousal.

This technique has been proven reliable in characterizing the performance of the postural control system in a variety of conditions, which include either suppression of the visual input or alteration of proprioceptive information [ 19].

Ketamine mimics the perturbed sense of body ownership seen in schizophrenia, suggesting that it produces a comparable alteration in integration of information across sensory domains and in the subjective and behavioral consequences of such integration.