Sentence examples for and the concomitant changes from inspiring English sources

Without civil-rights legislation and the concomitant changes in America's social views on race relations, the challenge that those organizations posed might have lasted much longer and become more menacing.

Morgan's theories thus suggested a mechanism for the evolution of the family: technological developments and the concomitant changes in the ownership of property drove the development of new kinship institutions.

Experiments designed to characterize the electric-field-induced modifications of the shape and size of the inner cone, and the concomitant changes in the temperature profiles of flames with equivalence ratios between 0.8 and 1.7, are also reported.

It is possible that ambient NO influences bioavailability of endogenous NO. Inhibition of NO and the concomitant changes are known to contribute to essential hypertension, myocardial ischaemia, atherogenesis, thrombosis, insulin resistance and heart failure [ 37].

In addition to altering ion channel flux, biophysical changes to membranes may also affect lipid raft microdomains in ways that modulate downstream signaling; an example of this phenomenon is the impact of ethanol on lipid rafts and the concomitant changes to toll like receptor 4 (TLR4) activity [ 19].

As reported earlier [ 9], the ECAP processing and the concomitant changes in the grain size of the bulk and the morphology of the polished surface of this Grade 2 CP titanium yielded a spectacular (nearly 20-fold!) gain in the proliferation rate of preosteoblast cells as observed in vitro.

This division is associated both with the presence or absence of phytodetritus and the concomitant change in sediment structure.

Moreover, the impact body colour (and the concomitant change in body temperature) has on behaviour is also often ignored.

In view of these facts, we can conclude that the increase in oxidative stress markers and the concomitant change in antioxidant levels indicate the role of oxidative stress in BLM, DOX, and R-induced oxidative liver injuries.

Though the overall expression patterns of STAT1 among the three groups are similar, antibiotic treatment and the concomitant change in microbial communities, has a clear effect on STAT1 expression, especially at the first two time-points.

Changes in glucose homeostasis may simply reflect, and be secondary to, the concomitant changes in energy balance.