Sentence examples for altered content of from inspiring English sources
Static compression induces histomorphological degeneration [ 28- 30], cell apoptosis [ 28- 32], and altered content of proteoglycans [ 25, 28, 29, 33] and collagens [ 28, 29, 34, 35].
The themes were: altered content of the education, indistinct content of the Master's level, student supervision, and changed image of nurses' profession in primary health care.
Tuber analysis of transgenic plants revealed changes in the activities of key enzymes mediating sucrose to starch conversion (ADP-glucose phosphorylase and sucrose synthase) and sucrose synthesis (sucrose phosphate synthase) leading to altered content of both soluble sugars and starch.
However, NBSF treatment resulted in a significant change (−10,500 to −9,000 deg·cm·dmol−1) in molar ellipticity of the negative band at 222 nm, which by CDNN software analysis indicates an altered content of α-helices, β-sheets, and β-turns (30%, 19 % and 18, resp).
Her innovations there included paying for worthy submissions and ending the practice of accepting payments from poets, a change that drastically altered the content of the review and outraged its establishment.
The lack of a functional Cl channel in the airways leads to thick, sticky mucus (due to reduced secretion of Cl, Na and water into the airways) and, apparently, altered ion content of the airway surface liquid.
In addition, the altered mRNA content of members of the signaling pathways ILK, RAN and PI3K/AKT identified them as being transcriptionally active.
Thus, the phospholipid deficits of L-Lpcat3 KO hepatic membranes are passed on to the VLDL particles that they generate, strongly suggesting that loss of these PC species is mechanistically related to the altered TG content of the particles.
This conclusion does not change merely because the "copying" Schwegman engaged in did not alter the content of the Articles.
Desipramine did not alter the content of GRK 2/3 in the cytosol (S2/H ratios).
Feeding UFCP-treated flaxseed failed to alter ALA content of plasma or milk ALA yield relative to heating alone.
