Sentence examples for altered at the same from inspiring English sources

The movement of the bottle is projected over time and space, altered at the same time by the impact of the surrounding environment.

In critically ill patients more than one variable may be altered at the same time, as in sepsis where the impairment of heart contractility and the decrease of intravascular volume due to capillary leakage may be associated with the decrease of the primary artery vessel tone.

As she pointed out in a letter, we change every pore of our skin every seven years, so our thoughts and feelings surely alter at the same rate.

The reason for this shift is not clear but may result from the incomplete dilution of the cytosol by the pipette solution at the time of the initial recording (in continuous recordings the reversal potential tended to move back towards −28 mV but, as reported above, currents also tended to alter at the same time).

We show that the geometry or connectivity of kinematically indeterminate symmetric skeletal structures can be altered while at the same time retaining geometric stability and some or all of the original symmetry.

Genes that were common and conserved (altered in the same direction) between at least two different diets are reported in Fig. 8.

Additional file 2 LncRNAs and mRNAs altered in the same direction in at least four of the five degenerative samples with fold-change >2, respectively.

The gene set was further reduced to genes whose expression was consistently altered in the same direction in at least 8 out of 10 cell lines, yielding a total 881 DE genes with known annotation.

DAVID functional annotation clustering analysis results for the mRNAs altered in the same direction in at least four of the five degenerative samples with fold-change >2, respectively, and the nearby coding genes (distance <300 kb) of differentially expressed Rinn's lincRNAs and enhancer-like lncRNAs are also presented in this file.

The story line isn't altered at all; it's the same story line.

The occurrence in two different samples of an epigenetic event and a rare genetic variant altering methylation at the same CpG exemplifies the relevance of both types of alterations in expression regulation and suggests GZMH as another candidate gene to contribute to CHD susceptibility.