Sentence examples for be reflected by changes from inspiring English sources
We have investigated the premise that abnormalities of TDP-43 in disease would be reflected by changes in processing of its target RNAs.
We hypothesize that adjunctive NAC treatment will reduce symptoms of depression, which will be reflected by changes in selected markers of oxidative stress.
Based on the associations of intra-thoracic venous pressure and volume with extrathoracic venous pressure, we hypothesized that fluid responsiveness may also be reflected by changes in IJV pressure as assessed by IJVV.
Changes in the way that the 3' end affects mRNA processing, localization, or translation of histone mRNA could be reflected by changes in histone protein abundance or stoichiometry that alter properties of chromatin due to misregulation of chromatin assembly.
This system is considered the most informative proteome by clinicians, because it communicates with most cells in the body and hence many disease states tend to be reflected by changes in plasma proteins.
On a transcriptomic microarray, changes in apoptosis levels will therefore likely be reflected by changes in the levels of transcripts of apoptosis regulatory proteins without directly affecting the transcript levels of the caspases themselves.
Such amounts are reflected by changes in occupants' lifestyles, and can be detected using national statistics survey data.
Early effects of HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccination are reflected by changes observable in young women attending cervical cancer screening.
During floc growth, changes in the scattering exponent, an indicator of a flocs' degree of compaction, were reflected by changes in the particle size (diameter of a volume equivalent sphere).
Our findings suggest that huddling results in a state of discomfort in at least medium-weight and heavy pigs and that this is reflected by changes in the vocal behaviour.
Analyses of the phase characteristics, chemical composition and microstructure of the solidified soil indicated that the influence of the salt content on curing is reflected by changes in the cement chemical composition and the pore structure.
