Sentence examples for altering number from inspiring English sources

A further study reveals that the absorption properties of Au grating can be tailored by altering number of MoS2 layers, changing to a MoS2 nanoribbon array, and inserting a hafnium dioxide (HfO2) spacer.

We envision two distinct but nonmutually exclusive possibilities: 1) The altering number of repeats signifies different requirements for the number of BUB1 BUB3 molecules needed on a kinetochore or the length of the protein.

MEA recordings of neuronal assemblies in vitro and the analysis of individual autaptic hippocampal neurons did not only confirm direct effects of EPO on neural cells, but also reveal potential mechanisms of action: EPO leads to a reduction in the amount of primed vesicles without altering number of synapses or efficiency of vesicle fusion and vesicle dynamics.

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

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

The Hill coefficient can be changed, for example, by mutations that alter number of binding sites within the DNA.

When things are numbered and labelled, there is a temptation to alter numbers and labels to serve short-term interests.

Perturbations of the pathway caused late defects in skeletogenesis and in the non-skeletogenic mesoderm, including altered numbers of pigment and blastocoelar cells, randomized left-right asymmetry of coelomic pouches, and disorganized circumesophageal muscle causing an inability to swallow.

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

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

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