Sentence examples for associated modification of from inspiring English sources

The distribution pattern of genetic diversity across a species´ range can be influenced by climate change, notably through alteration of geographical connectivity and associated modification of gene flow patterns within and across populations (Huang and Schaal 2012).

Alternatively, lifestyle factors that were unaccounted for in this study may mediate the change in triglyceride and/or the associated modification of diabetes risk.

Our study contributed to understanding on the enlarging cultivation of cash crops and the associated modifications of landscape patterns in subtropical regions.

Throughout eukaryotic evolution, there were several lineage-specific expansions of SET domain proteins, which might be related to a special transcription regulation process in trypanosomes, acquisition of new meiotic recombination hotspots in animals, and methylation and associated modifications of the diatom silaffin proteins involved in silica biomineralization.

Changes in plant growth rates and patterns induced by bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi may be due to associated modifications of the main signalling pathways mediated by not only ET, but also auxin [ 53].

Indeed, oxidative stress associated modifications of biomolecules are known hallmarks of the aging brain [ 11, 72] and it is expected that heavy ion radiation with its propensity to cause higher oxidative stress and increased damage to biomolecules could accelerate changes in brain commonly associated with aging.

We aimed to associate modifications of ANS (variations of the HR and SC time-series) with external events.

Similarly, there has only been one report associating modifications of β-subunits with clinical changes in atrial electrophysiology.

We aim to associate modifications of the ANS with external events that will be recorded in a synchronous manner through a specific design (spy glasses with video/audio recording).

The goal of the study was to identify any normal genes that may become inactivated in malignant cells, with associated modifications or loss of gene products.

Estrogen-associated modification of BMPR2 expression may be one piece of that puzzle, although much work remains to be done.