The phrase "altering residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of changing one's place of living or moving to a different location.
Example: "After years of living in the city, I am considering altering residence to a quieter town."
Alternatives: "changing residence" or "relocating".
The reaction parameters of all analogues could be fine-tuned to produce >75% RCY at 30 180 °C by increasing precursor concentration, adding water, altering residence time, etc.
In the case of Alzheimer's disease adapter proteins can affect Abeta40 and Abeta42 production by altering residence time of amyloid precursor protein in particular compartments including the plasma membrane [33].
It was therefore possible to reach similar conversions at different mixing energy input by altering residence time, impeller speed and/or enzyme load.
Steam explosion was carried out using pilot scale steam explosion apparatus, Supplementary Fig. S1 (Cambi, Asker, Norway), aliquots of 250 g were exploded over a range of severity factors achieved by altering residence time and temperature.
Conditions that alter the residence time and/or levels of APP or its processing enzymes at the endocytic compartment impact A β production or clearance accordingly [ 55– 58].
Experimentally, such change in ECM composition could be mimicked, at least in part, by increasing collagen density, which has been recently shown to alter the residence time of FAK, but not that of paxillin, at FA. Therefore, dynamic regulation of Src/FAK trafficking controlled by the microenvironment may be another means for melanoma cells to choose between invasion or migration pathways.
When the Northern Ireland Office and Home Office attempted to regularise Price's position by altering her required residence to England, Thatcher responded: "No.
The molecular diffusivity inside a cell can also influence the rate constant by altering the molecule residence time inside a cell; rate constants increase as diffusivities decrease.
Metabolic rate and generation time (both correlated with body size) may affect mutation rates by altering the mean residence times of nucleotides, such that these would tend to be shorter in small, short-lived and metabolically active species [16].
Figures 2 and 3 elaborate on the model in Figure 1 in two ways: first, by explicitly adding the observed exogeneous covariates X k (such as gender, age, education, and the geographic distance between ego's and alter's residences) and, second, by adding G k (such as genes or other isomorphic variables) affecting BMI but not tie-formation for k=1,2.
This paper evaluates the behavior of a Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain with flocculent characteristics and the effect of altering the inlet sucrose concentration, flow cell recycle and residence time using a central composite design.
