Sentence examples for an altering factor from inspiring English sources

27 As part of this systemic disease, we can discuss the myopathy as an altering factor of the submaximal aerobic capacity.

The intervention cohort differed from the reference cohort (usual care) by an altered risk factor distribution at the start of the simulation, based upon the trial results.

These subgroups are likely to have different susceptibility and treatment response altering factors.

These include mutations that constitutively activate a receptor, increase gene-copy number (and ultimately gene-expression level of a receptor), or alter factors that regulate protein processing, which can lead to receptor overproduction.

In addition, strains with an altered cord factor have altered virulence [ 16, 18].

Only some of the direct effects can be inferred as direct consequences of inhibition of histone deacetylation, and others are the results of other mechanisms, such as the inhibition of transcription factor deacetylation, resulting in an altered affinity for DNA binding sites on target gene regulatory regions, an altered interaction with other factors or an altered half-life [ 74].

The experiment altered factors such as greenhouse gas levels to see how they correlate to extreme rainfall events.

This could be achieved through lifestyle interventions to alter factors known to influence diversity, such as diet [ 32, 33].

Our study hypothesized that subjects with early MetS already presented an impaired endothelial function along with an altered response of angiogenic factors, CACs, and MMPs to exercise.

We hypothesized that subjects with early MetS, that is, free of overt disease and without using medications, already present an impaired endothelial function at baseline along with an altered response of angiogenic factors, CACs, and MMPs to exercise.

Possible mechanisms how mistletoe treatment could improve the global health status include immunological effects and elevating body temperature [ 27], because immunological disturbances and an altered circadian rhythm are factors that may contribute to reduced QoL in cancer patients [ 28]. White blood cell count and eosinophils increased in the treatment group compared to the control group.