Sentence examples for altered numbers from inspiring English sources

Patient and healthy control T cell samples also had comparable proportions of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells, altered numbers of which could result in different rates of proliferation between patients and controls.

Florets that did not completely close up after flowering had altered numbers and/or morphology of lodicules.

Identification of segments carrying altered numbers of copies was achieved with the Patchwork R package (Mayrhofer et al., 2013), which quantifies the log-relative change in DNA content for each chromosomal region.

In spite of the severely altered numbers of chloroplasts in leaf cells, resulting in large populations of small chloroplasts or small populations of large chloroplasts, such plants grow in a near-normal fashion.

Tenascin-C is highly expressed in the SVZ, and tenascin-C deficient mice have altered numbers of NSCs due to defective response to FGF2 and BMP4, thus suggesting a role for this ECM molecule in the regulation of growth factor signaling in NSC niche [227].

Altered numbers of blood DCs have been reported in type 1 diabetes (T1D).

Therefore, altered number of active channels or activity of individual L-VDCC is not necessarily reflected by calcium current density.

Results of Experiment 1 therefore suggest an altered number-sense in CP but not AP patients.

The union president also accused "the police hierarchy" of altering numbers so political leaders could point to statistics showing a drop in crime.

Health workers may also play with the books and alter numbers and not behaviour.

It is, therefore, plausible that chronic low-level Hg exposure could suppress the abundance of lymphocytes or alter numbers of specific classes of WBCs.