Sentence examples for balance modifications from inspiring English sources

Thus, drought, salt and extreme temperature stresses cause osmotic and associated oxidative stress, resulting in homeostasis and ion balance modifications in the cell as well as changes in protein and membrane functions [7] [8].

To improve this balance, modifications were made at site Asn297 of the IgG.

Taken together, these results suggest that Fe deficiency responses are, at least in part, dependent on hormonal balance modifications possibly resulting from signal perception and transduction.

This review organizes clinical pharmacologic FXS treatment interventions into four sections: restoration of excitatory/inhibitory balance, modification of fragile X mental retardation protein (FMRP) targets, symptom-based treatments, and novel treatments in early clinical development.

4 A review of randomised controlled trials of fall prevention interventions concluded that several types of intervention were effective, including training in strength and balance, modification of hazards and withdrawal of psychotropic medication.

Copper, zinc and selenium are involved in redox balance and modifications of their homeostasis could be associated with metabolic syndrome.

"There is 100 times as much money lost in foreclosure sales as there was in writing down balances in modifications," Mr. White said.

Histone modification is described as a balance between permanent modification and de-modification reactions of the histones of cooperatively acting nucleosomes (Binder et al., 2013).

Various epigenetic enzymes are continuously acting to maintain the balance of epigenetic modifications by inducing ('writers') or removing ('erasers') epigenetic modifications.

While the cost of the additions can be quantified, the final cost will be a balance between the modifications and revenues from increased production.

The author investigates this by poising transparent paper patterns of a set of cross-sections and, after setting out Bouquer's law of balance with slight modifications, explains, by reference to the characteristics of some thirty-six vessels of which diagrams are given, the rules he has formulated.