Sentence examples for altered to develop from inspiring English sources

Samples of Arenisca Ronda (southern Spain) were altered to develop a gypsum crust on the surface for subsequent application of a cellulose poultice with a solution of dibasic ammonium phosphate 3 M (DAP) at different application times.

Subsequently, the benchmark bridge model was altered to develop models with various skew angles and aspect ratios (Figures 2 and 3) as discussed in what follows.

Ikea is getting behind startup company Altered to develop a cost-effective water-saving nozzle that can be fitted to most taps, enabling customers to reduce water use by over 90%, the company claims.

Misshaped desmin proteins and amyloidlike debris had been reported in 2005 in mice genetically altered to develop chronic heart failure, providing the first biological link between the two chronic diseases.

This paper is the first to report the potential value of imaging RAGE expression in atheroma throughout the vascular tree in a large animal model genetically altered to develop advanced atherosclerotic lesions similar in morphology to human disease [[8],[10]-[13]].

In this study, Dr. Arendash exposed both normal mice and a strain that is genetically altered to develop an Alzheimer's-like syndrome to the radiation that is generated by cell phones.

The long-term goal is, of course, to use the newly acquired knowledge of the mechanisms and consequences of circadian disruption from altered lighting to develop interventional strategies and technologies for reducing health risks from, for example, non-day shift work in which a large and increasing segment of the population is employed.

Finally, the mtDNA haplogroup cluster HV was previously associated with altered risk to develop neurological disorders, including schizophrenia (Amar et al. 2007) and Parkinson's disease (Hudson et al. 2013), and had a modest protective effect against AIDS progression (Guzmán-Fulgencio et al. 2013).

New techniques in the search for phenotype-associated genes (next-generation sequencing, genome-wide association studies) have expanded the spectrum of both monogenic PD and variants that alter risk to develop PD.

Finally, we found that interfering with mitonuclear interactions, rather than with each genome alone, altered the susceptibility to develop T2DM in Ashkenazi Jews.

The APOE allele and genotype distribution in these CLL patients is the same as in unaffected control populations, suggesting that although APOE genotype influences CLL outcome and response to therapy, it does not alter susceptibility to developing this disease.