Sentence examples for altered process of from inspiring English sources

To measure the effect of an altered process of care, directed by a computerized reminder system, on rates of symptomatic postoperative venous thromboembolism.

Furthermore, IPL determines a significant reduction of inflammation and in the number of active sebaceous glands, thus blocking, with great effectiveness, the altered process of keratinization [ 6].

This evidence might be explained by a temporal shift in the development of mandibular nerves, which in turn may be a consequence of the altered process of mandible bone formation.

The association of insecure attachment with positive symptoms warrants some comments, beyond the fact that persistent positive symptoms may per se lead to some "insecure attachment", or conversely that insecure attachment would lead to social or cognitive problems leading to positive symptoms, in the context of an altered process of affect regulation [ 16].

Our results suggest that (i) the endothelial damage is due more to an altered process of maturation/commitment/homing of EPC than just to a simple decrease in their production, ii) CEC could be useful markers for the assessment of endothelial dysfunction severity, (iii) GEP allows early identification of the patients, at risk for PAD development, who might benefit of stem cell therapy.

Difficulties in running geographically dispersed collaborations include the need for adequate technology for virtual communication (e.g. teleconferences or video links), adaptation to this form of communication where social cues such body language and tone of voice can be lost or hidden, and an altered process of building trust between partners [ 16].

Thus, the drug likely acted by altering process of neural deafferentation-like related discharge.

Cyber weapons are not equipped with "an explosive charge", so harm is caused by altering processes of the targeted system, rather than as a direct result of some innate attribute of weaponised code (Rid, 2013: 41).

Some newer therapeutic approaches include agents designed to inhibit the osteoclast-osteoblast signaling interactions or alter processes of adhesion and invasion.

I argue that the racialization of these modes and spaces of practice, in particular colorblindness, multiculturalism, multiracialism and antiblackness, alter processes of knowledge transmission and ultimately, the medium of street dance itself.

These results suggest that, for the period analyzed, incorporation of game reserves as a land use did not significantly alter processes of land cover change, though if conversion to agriculture increases in marginal areas, game reserves potentially could be beneficial for maintenance of a significant portion of the Caldenal.